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A nurse is working with a student in the pediatric intensive care unit. The student reports that a 3-year-old patient looks very anxious, and the parents report that this behavior is not normal for her and she seems disoriented.

Which action suggested by the registered nurse is the most appropriate?
A.
Assess the child for sensory overload.
B.
Encourage the child to take a short nap.
C.
Have the parents leave for a short break.
D.
Plan age-appropriate diversionary activities.

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