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A parent of a child with a moderate head injury asks the nurse, 'How will you know if my child is getting worse?' The nurse should tell the parents that the best indicator of the child's brain function is:

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Level of consciousness is the most sensitive indicator of brain function, reflecting changes in neurological status.

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