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Albert, a new nursing student, is given documentation to sign prior to his clinical experiences. The first document discusses confidentiality. An example of the need to keep confidentiality for a pediatric patient would be:

1. A 15-year-old girl asking for birth control without parental consent.
2. A 16 year-old boy discussing drug use with the nurse.
3. A 12 year-old girl discussing peer pressure issues with the nurse.
4. All of the above should be kept confidential.

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