A family practice nurse is examining a toddler brought to the clinic for a well-child appointment. Which one of the following clinical findings raises concerns that the child is being abused?
A) Symptoms of malnutrition after a cold
B) Bruises on the posterior side of the body at different stages of healing
C) Complaints of abdominal pain with no other clinical findings
D) Symptoms of dehydration after an episode of vomiting
B
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