Recurrent abdominal pain (RAP) is most often seen in school-age or adolescent children. The nurse should assess closely for what potential problems?
a. Physical problems
b. Relational problems
c. Eating disorders
d. Emotional problems
ANS: D
RAP is often related to emotional factors in the child.
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