The student nurse attends a workshop on culture and diversity with regards to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).Which statement made by the student at the end of the workshop indicates understanding of the information presented?
A) "RSV is the major cause of hospitalization for Alaskan Native infants."
B) "RSV is the major cause of hospitalization for African-American infants."
C) "RSV is the major cause of hospitalization for Native American infants."
D) "RSV is the major cause of hospitalization for Asian-American infants."

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A) According to the National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases, RSV is a major cause of hospitalization among Alaskan Native infants and is responsible for one-third of hospitalizations of children younger than 3 years in Alaska. Alaskan children hospitalized with RSV at any age are at a high risk for rehospitalization as a result of respiratory infection. Alaskan Native children living in rural areas have a higher rate of chronic lung disease; however, the relationship between RSV and chronic lung disease remains unclear.
B) According to the National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases, RSV is a major cause of hospitalization among Alaskan Native infants and is responsible for one-third of hospitalizations of children younger than 3 years in Alaska. Alaskan children hospitalized with RSV at any age are at a high risk for rehospitalization as a result of respiratory infection. Alaskan Native children living in rural areas have a higher rate of chronic lung disease; however, the relationship between RSV and chronic lung disease remains unclear.
C) According to the National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases, RSV is a major cause of hospitalization among Alaskan Native infants and is responsible for one-third of hospitalizations of children younger than 3 years in Alaska. Alaskan children hospitalized with RSV at any age are at a high risk for rehospitalization as a result of respiratory infection. Alaskan Native children living in rural areas have a higher rate of chronic lung disease; however, the relationship between RSV and chronic lung disease remains unclear.
D) According to the National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases, RSV is a major cause of hospitalization among Alaskan Native infants and is responsible for one-third of hospitalizations of children younger than 3 years in Alaska. Alaskan children hospitalized with RSV at any age are at a high risk for rehospitalization as a result of respiratory infection. Alaskan Native children living in rural areas have a higher rate of chronic lung disease; however, the relationship between RSV and chronic lung disease remains unclear.

The Student Nurse Attends a Workshop on Culture and Diversity