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If the child develops shortness of breath when ambulating to the bathroom in the hospital, which intervention should the nurse add to the care plan?

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Rationale: Shortness of breath during ambulation may indicate carditis, a serious complication of rheumatic fever. Using a bedside commode minimizes physical exertion, reducing cardiac workload and the risk of worsening symptoms.

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