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An 11-year-old child scheduled for a diagnostic procedure will have an intravenous line inserted and will receive an intramuscular injection. Which form of communication should the nurse use in preparing the child for the procedure?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Using pictures, concrete words, and demonstrations is the most effective way to communicate with an 11-year-old child about a medical procedure, as it aligns with their developmental stage and helps them understand what to expect. Option 1 may not fully address the child's need for clear explanations. Option 2 relies on parents, which may not be as direct or effective. Option 3 dismisses the child's concerns and is nontherapeutic.

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