The nurse is assessing a pediatric client during a routine health maintenance visit. Which assessment finding would cause the nurse to assess this client further for sexual abuse?
1. Bruises in different stages of healing.
2. Marks that indicate coining.
3. Weight that falls below the fifth percentile.
4. Persistent urinary tract infections.
Correct Answer: 4
While all of these findings may indicate physical abuse, the only finding that may indicate sexual abuse is persistent urinary tract infections.
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