Which condition would the nurse advise the parent to report to the practitioner for a child that has a bilateral hip spica cast for the treatment of developmental hip dysplasia? Warm toes Leg numbness Skin desquamation. Generalized discomfort
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Which condition would the nurse advise the parent to report to the practitioner for a child that has a bilateral hip spica cast for the treatment of developmental hip dysplasia?
- Warm toes
- Leg numbness
- Skin desquamation.
- Generalized discomfort
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