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The nurse at the local high school is aware that students are particularly vulnerable during this developmental stage to many health challenges. What is an appropriate priority topic to support student self-development?
1. Educate about sexually transmitted diseases.
2. Provide strategies to minimize stress and promote self-esteem.
3. Hold in-service programs for teachers to identify students at risk.
4. Collaborate with the local mental health agency to refer students at risk.

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