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The nurse suspects that a child may have ingested a caustic substance. Which comment by the child would be of greatest concern to the nurse?

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Rationale: Local irritation of tissues indicates a corrosive poisoning. Burning in the mouth or throat pain suggests ingestion of a caustic substance, requiring immediate attention.

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