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A child with a diagnosis of Reye's syndrome is being admitted to the hospital. The nurse develops a plan of care for the child that includes which priority nursing action?

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Rationale: Cerebral edema is a progressive part of the disease process of Reye's syndrome. A priority component of care for a child with Reye's syndrome is maintaining effective cerebral perfusion and controlling intracranial pressure. Decreasing stimuli in the environment would decrease the stress on the cerebral tissue, as well as neuron responses. Hearing loss does not occur in clients with this disorder. Although monitoring I&O may be a component of the plan, it is not the priority nursing action. Changing the body position every 2 hours would not affect the cerebral edema and intracranial pressure directly. The child should be in a head-elevated position to decrease the progression of cerebral edema and promote the drainage of cerebrospinal fluid.

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