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Correct. When assessing a pediatric patient, it is crucial to communicate in a way that is age-appropriate and tailored to the child's developmental level. This helps establish trust and cooperation during the assessment process.
Incorrect. Avoiding all physical contact may hinder the nurse's ability to perform a thorough assessment. Some physical contact may be necessary, but it should be done with sensitivity and respect for the child's comfort.
Incorrect. While involving parents in the assessment process is important, relying solely on their information may not provide a complete picture of the child's health.
Incorrect. While efficiency is important, rushing through the assessment can lead to missed information and potential errors.
A. Correct. When assessing a pediatric patient, it is crucial to communicate in a way that is age-appropriate and tailored to the child's developmental level. This helps establish trust and cooperation during the assessment process.
B. Incorrect. Avoiding all physical contact may hinder the nurse's ability to perform a thorough assessment. Some physical contact may be necessary, but it should be done with sensitivity and respect for the child's comfort.
C. Incorrect. While involving parents in the assessment process is important, relying solely on their information may not provide a complete picture of the child's health.
D. Incorrect. While efficiency is important, rushing through the assessment can lead to missed information and potential errors.