A nurse is teaching the guardian of a toddler about discipline. Which of the following statements by the guardian indicates an understanding of the teaching?

A. A temperature of 37.2°C (99°F) is slightly elevated but not a major concern post-surgery.

B. Urine output 256 mL over 8 hr: In a child with nephrotic syndrome, adequate urine output is crucial. For a child weighing 12 kg, an output of around 30 mL/hr (or 240 mL over 8 hours) is considered normal. 256 mL over 8 hr indicates adequate urine production

C. No pain with voiding is a positive sign but doesn't necessarily indicate overall effectiveness of treatment for nephrotic syndrome.

D. Odourless urine is a normal finding and not necessarily an indicator of treatment success.

A. Obtain written consent from the client. In many jurisdictions, adolescents have the legal right to consent to STI testing and treatment without parental consent. Written consent from the client is necessary and appropriate.

B. Request verbal consent from the social worker. The social worker does not have the legal authority to provide consent for medical testing unless they have a specific legal guardianship role or similar authorization.

C. Contact the client's parents to obtain phone consent. This is not appropriate as it breaches the adolescent's right to confidential healthcare in the context of STI testing.

D. Postpone the testing until the client's parents are present. This is not appropriate as it may delay necessary care and violates the adolescent's right to confidential healthcare.