A mother has brought her 3-year-old child in to the clinic over concern about the child's lack of development in the last 3 months. Which information is the most appropriate for the nurse to provide to this mother?
A.
Children should continue their growth and development uninterrupted.
B.
Periods of growth and development are often followed by periods of rest.
C.
There is no need for concern unless no changes are seen for 1 year.
D.
A 3-year-old often does not exhibit changes in growth and development.
ANS: B
Periods of growth and development are often followed by a period of "rest." The periods of rest allow the child to incorporate the new growth or the newly developed skill into his or her personal repertoire more completely before attempting the next level. The other statements are in accurate.
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