What are priority nursing interventions designed to do for a 4-year-old child with cerebral palsy?
a. Assist with referral to specialized education
b. Support the child with independent toileting
c. Assist the child to develop effective communication
d. Encourage the child to ambulate independently
ANS: D
A child with cerebral palsy is usually in need of support with communication, locomotion, and self-help.
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