When Assessing a Child's Reaction to Illness, It Is Important

question 2

Multiple Choice

When assessing a child's reaction to illness, it is important for the nurse to

• A) observe the interaction between parent and child.
• B) recognize that chronological age matches cognitive level.
• C) realize that children are more comfortable with female health care providers.
• D) recognize that the child's behavior will be age appropriate.

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