Certified Case Manager Practice Test

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Which of the following could be considered a threat to child safety?

Nutritional deficiencies
Natural disasters
Excessive screen time
Participation in school sports

The correct answer is: Natural disasters

Natural disasters can pose significant threats to child safety due to their unpredictable nature and potential for severe impact. Events like hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, and wildfires can lead to immediate physical danger, such as injury or loss of life. Additionally, natural disasters can disrupt essential services, creating hazardous living conditions, displacing families, and affecting access to healthcare and educational resources. The aftermath can also lead to psychological stress and trauma for children, further compromising their safety and well-being. While nutritional deficiencies, excessive screen time, and participation in school sports can have negative implications for a child's health and development, they are generally considered more indirect threats compared to the immediate and potentially catastrophic impact of natural disasters.