The nurse is performing a well-child assessment on a 5-year-old boy.He has no current history that would lead the nurse to suspect any illness.His past medical history is unremarkable,and he received immunizations 1 week ago.Which of the following findings would be considered normal in this situation?

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Palpable lymph nodes are often normal in children and infants.They are small,firm,shotty,mobile,and nontender.Vaccinations can give rise to lymphadenopathy.Enlarged,warm,tender nodes indicate current infection.

The Nurse Is Performing a Well-Child Assessment on a 5-Year-Old