Question 11 of 100The nurse is caring for a pediatric client withosteomyelitis. When the nurse enters the room toadminister antibiotics, the client's parent states,"We don't believe in antibiotics. Healing comesfrom within, and medications are toxic to thatprocess." What is the nurse's priority response?A) What types of healing practices wouldyou prefer for your child?"B) "Without this medication, your childcan get worse and could die."C) "Please tell me how medications aretoxic to the healing process."D) Please tell me your understanding ofyour child's condition."

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