When caring for the preschooler, it is important for the nurse to remember that:
a. frequent use of the word no usually results from fear and stranger anxiety
b. play is the main mechanism for learning
c. teaching is more readily accepted from a peer or with a peer group with similar needs
d. a parent or caregiver should always be with the child during treatment
B
The preschooler use play as the main mechanism for learning. With play, curiosity increases and the child is better able to communicate.
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