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A child is accompanied to the clinic by the grandmother rather than by the parents. The grandmother says, "I am substituting for my daughter today because she is ill." The nurse would like to add information to the child's health history. How should the nurse proceed?

▸ Wait until the parents bring the child to an appointment.

▸ Understand that a grandmother is an authority on the child's life.

▸ Plan to validate any information with the parents at the next visit.

▸ Check the grandmother's accuracy by validating some data with the medical record.

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