A child with a diagnosis of pheochromocytoma should have a priority assessment of:
1. Temperature.
2. Blood glucose levels.
3. Urine output.
4. Weight.
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1. Temperature instability is not an issue with pheochromocytoma.
2. Blood glucose levels can change rapidly and should have careful assessment.
3. Urine output should be monitored, but it is not the priority.
4. Weight checks should be done pre- and post-op, but are not the priority.
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