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A father brings his preschool son to the Emergency Department (ED) with multiple bruises and a fractured arm. Which statement by the father would cause the nurse to suspect child abuse? 'He is:

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C: not good like my other children. This statement raises concerns about the father's perception of the child, suggesting possible favoritism or negative bias. It indicates a potential lack of empathy or understanding towards the child, which could contribute to abusive behavior. Bruises and fractures in a preschooler are not typically attributed to being less intelligent (choice
A) or just being a boy (choice
D). Calling the child clumsy (choice
B) may be a common explanation for accidental injuries in young children. However, the statement in choice C is more indicative of an underlying issue related to the father's attitude towards the child, raising red flags for possible child abuse.

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