A nurse is planning a teaching session for expectant mothers regarding pediatric clients and hepatitis. Regarding hepatitis A, which of the following statements is correct?

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A)Hepatitis A is the most common type of hepatitis in children and is often spread at daycare centers where children are in diapers or are being potty trained. Children with hepatitis B may be asymptomatic, but in the majority of cases, hepatitis A is mild, causes flulike symptoms, and rarely has long-term consequences. Hepatitis A is not perinatal.
B)Hepatitis A is the most common type of hepatitis in children and is often spread at daycare centers where children are in diapers or are being potty trained. Children with hepatitis B may be asymptomatic, but in the majority of cases, hepatitis A is mild, causes flulike symptoms, and rarely has long-term consequences. Hepatitis A is not perinatal.
C)Hepatitis A is the most common type of hepatitis in children and is often spread at daycare centers where children are in diapers or are being potty trained. Children with hepatitis B may be asymptomatic, but in the majority of cases, hepatitis A is mild, causes flulike symptoms, and rarely has long-term consequences. Hepatitis A is not perinatal.
D)Hepatitis A is the most common type of hepatitis in children and is often spread at daycare centers where children are in diapers or are being potty trained. Children with hepatitis B may be asymptomatic, but in the majority of cases, hepatitis A is mild, causes flulike symptoms, and rarely has long-term consequences. Hepatitis A is not perinatal.

A Nurse Is Planning a Teaching Session for Expectant Mothers