The nurse is providing care to a pediatric client who is HIV-positive. The client's mother is describing the child's current condition and activities to the nurse
Which statements by the mother indicate that the child is currently exhibiting positive outcomes related to the diagnosis?
Select all that apply.
A) "My child attends school and doing well in class."
B) "My child seems somewhat isolated and doesn't have any real friends."
C) "My child has a good appetite and eats regular meals."
D) "My child hasn't shown any sign of infection."
E) "We attend a weekly support group for kids with HIV."
Answer: A, C, D, E
Positive outcomes for an HIV client would include remaining free from secondary infection, displaying normal nutritional patterns, demonstrating adequate coping with the stress of chronic disease, and attending school.
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