A group of pediatric nurses are discussing the diagnosis of Munchausen syndrome by proxy. Which statement most accurately describes this disorder?
A) "It is seen when one person fabricates or induces illness in another to get attention."
B) "The disorder occurs when a child is shaken by the arms or shoulders in a repetitive manner."
C) "Children with this diagnosis often appear worried or fearful and have nightmares."
D) "It happens when there is sexual contact between a child and a caregiver."
Ans: A
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