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The nurse reviews the nursing care plan of a hospitalized preschool child who is immobilized as a result of skeletal traction. The nurse notes concerns related to the child's development because of immobilization and hospitalization. Which evaluative statement indicates a positive outcome for the child?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Regression and inappropriate developmental behaviors may be displayed in response to immobilization and hospitalization. With individualized care planning, a positive outcome of age-appropriate behavior can be achieved. The remaining options are appropriate evaluative statements for an immobilized child, but they do not directly address the child's development.

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