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A nurse is reviewing a hospital's protocol for managing pediatric ingestions. Which step should be prioritized in the protocol?

A. Administer an antidote immediately. B. Obtain a detailed history of the ingestion. C. Perform a physical examination. D. Order laboratory tests.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: A detailed history (substance, amount, time) guides management decisions. Antidotes, exams, or labs follow based on history findings.

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