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A child with corrosive esophagitis following ingestion of a corrosive liquid is treated with esophageal dilation. The nurse is providing discharge instructions to the parent. Which of the following statements indicates to the nurse that the parent needs more teaching?

▸ "My child should be evaluated if he develops swallowing problems."

▸ "No further dilations will be needed."

▸ "I need to childproof my house."

▸ "More dilations may be needed as my child grows."

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Pathophysiology: Concepts of Human Disease

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Authors: Sorenson, Quinn, Klein

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