Which patient's physical assessment finding of a school-age child should the nurse question as a potential indication of abuse?

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Abrasions or ecchymotic areas on the wrists or ankles may be present if the child was tied to a bed or against a wall. Being thin and tall is not an indication of abuse. A scald burn on the chest could have occurred while eating a meal at home. A rash on the buttocks is not an indication of physical abuse.

Which Patient's Physical Assessment Finding of a School-Age Child Should