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The nurse is providing care to several children who have been brought to the clinic by the parents for complaints of cold-like symptoms. The nurse would most likely suspect sinusitis in which child?
 
  A) A 2-year-old with thin watery nasal discharge
  B) A 3-year-old with sneezing and coughing
  C) A 5-year-old with nasal congestion and sore throat
  D) A 7-year-old with halitosis and thick, yellow nasal discharge
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The frontal sinuses, those most commonly associated with sinus infection, develop by age 6 to 8 years. Therefore, the 7-year-old would most likely experience sinusitis. In addition, this child also exhibits halitosis and a thick, yellow nasal discharge, other findings associated with sinusitis. Thin watery discharge in a 2-year-old is more likely to indicate allergic rhinitis. A 3-year-old with coughing and sneezing or a 5-year-old with nasal congestion and sore throat suggests the common cold.
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