Body piercing: promoting informed decision making.

Armstrong Ml · E Ekmark · Brenda Brooks

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Tattoo and Body Piercing Complications Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health School Health and Nursing Education

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Although school nurses may be unfamiliar with adolescent body piercing, they are in a key position to assist students who are considering these procedures. Information about various types of body piercing, student experiences, and teaching strategies to talk with adolescents about this procedure are presented. Nurses can utilize the data to help students make informed decisions about body piercing.

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