A child is diagnosed with lymphocytopenia. Which parental statements indicate understanding of this diagnosis? Select all that apply

1. "My child may be prone to allergic reactions."
2. "My child may have trouble initiating an inflammatory response."
3. "My child may require iron supplements to treat this disorder."
4. "My child may require further testing for leukemia."
5. "My child may have been exposed to tuberculosis."


4, 5
Explanation:
1. Lymphocytopenia does not cause a child to be prone to allergic reactions. This statement indicates the need for further education regarding the diagnosis.
2. Lymphocytopenia does not impact the ability to mount an inflammatory response. This statement indicates the need for further education regarding the diagnosis.
3. Lymphocytopenia is not treated with iron supplements. This statement indicates the need for further education regarding the diagnosis.
4. Lymphocytopenia may indicate leukemia. This statement indicates correct understanding of the diagnosis.
5. Lymphocytopenia is often an indication of exposure to tuberculosis. This statement indicates correct understanding of the diagnosis.

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