Which of the following areas is most important for a pediatric unit to have for its hospitalized children to use?

a. a library c. computer room
b. television room d. playroom


D

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A Incorrect. A library is not most important for a pediatric unit.
B Incorrect. A television room is not most important for a pediatric unit.
C Incorrect. A computer room is not most important for a pediatric unit.
D Correct. Every pediatric unit needs a playroom as a safe haven there no painful treatments or scenes are encountered; a place there children are empowered to cope with stressful events on a day-to-day basis.

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