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The parents of a child who is critically injured wish to stay in the room while the child is receiving emergency care. The nurse should:

1. Ask the physician if the parents can stay with the child.
2. Allow the parents to stay with the child.
3. Escort the parents to the waiting room and assure them that they can see their child soon.
4. Tell the parents that they do not need to stay with the child.

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Maternal & Child Nursing Care

Edition: 5^th

Authors: London, Ladewig, Ball

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