Which of the following outcomes is most important in the nursing care plan for a family engaging in physical abuse of the children?
a. The child will remain safe with no evidence of physical abuse or neglect.
b. The parents will demonstrate at least one nurturing behavior.
c. The parents will discuss normal growth and development for the age of the child.
d. The child will report all instances of threatened or actual abuse and neglect.
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A Correct: The most important outcome is that the child will remain safe with no evidence of further physical abuse or neglect.
B Incorrect: This is not the most important outcome. The child's safety is paramount.
C Incorrect: This is not the most important outcome. The child's safety is paramount.
D Incorrect: This is not the most important outcome. The child's safety is paramount.
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