The family of a preschool-age client diagnosed with an intellectual disability is expressing difficulty with managing the care needs of the child. Which nursing diagnosis is most appropriate for this situation?
1. Hopelessness Related to Terminal Condition of the Child
2. Compromised Family Coping Related to the Child's Developmental Variations
3. Family Processes That are Dysfunctional Related to a Child with Intellectual Disability
4. Impaired Parenting Related to Poor Parenting Skills
Correct Answer: 2
Rationale: The family is compromised but not dysfunctional. Hopelessness and impaired parenting are not appropriate in the given situation.
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