The nurse is conducting an educational program for parents of children with chronic conditions. Which of the following statements should the nurse follow up on?
1. "I know my child will get better and not have to take any more medication."
2. "I know my child will need assistance with activities of daily living."
3. "I know my child will have to stay on a special diet."
4. "I know my child will have to have specialized education."
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Rationale:
1. Chronic conditions might require lifetime dependence on medication.
2. Assistance of daily living activities is needed for children with chronic conditions.
3. Depending on the diagnosis, children with chronic conditions might require a special diet.
4. Children with a chronic condition will require specialized education.
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