All of the following statements are TRUE regarding the difference between pediatrics vs adults when it comes to caring for the pediatric patients EXCEPT:

A. Pediatrics are most likely to get sick or severely injured: Children have developing immune systems and less physiological reserve, making them more susceptible to infections and injuries compared with healthy adults. B. Pediatrics have thicker skin than adults: Pediatric skin, especially in infants and young children, is actually thinner and more permeable than adult skin. This makes them more prone to fluid loss, burns, and absorption of topical medications. C. Pediatrics have less fluid in their bodies than adults: Children actually have a higher percentage of total body water compared with adults, which affects hydration status, drug distribution, and susceptibility to fluid imbalances. D. None of the above: Since statement B is false, this option is incorrect.