A nurse is providing an in-service program on child abuse for a group of newly hired nurses
When evaluating the effectiveness of the teaching, the nurse determines a need for additional review when the group identifies which of the following as an indicator of possible child abuse?
A) Consistent delays in seeking treatment for the child's injuries
B) Frequent changes in history information with visits
C) Injuries that are inconsistent with the reported traumatic event
D) Sexual behavior that correlates with the child's developmental age
D
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