The nurse is providing care to a 12-year-old child with special needs and his caregiver. What strategies should the nurse help the caregiver teach the child to improve the child's safety?

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A)For children with special needs, the caregiver can work with the child to teach the child how to use a telephone to call for help when needed. The other actions are typically the responsibility of the caregiver or require the caregiver's help, including scheduling routine immunizations, keeping the child away from secondhand smoke, and suctioning the airway.
B)For children with special needs, the caregiver can work with the child to teach the child how to use a telephone to call for help when needed. The other actions are typically the responsibility of the caregiver or require the caregiver's help, including scheduling routine immunizations, keeping the child away from secondhand smoke, and suctioning the airway.
C)For children with special needs, the caregiver can work with the child to teach the child how to use a telephone to call for help when needed. The other actions are typically the responsibility of the caregiver or require the caregiver's help, including scheduling routine immunizations, keeping the child away from secondhand smoke, and suctioning the airway.
D)For children with special needs, the caregiver can work with the child to teach the child how to use a telephone to call for help when needed. The other actions are typically the responsibility of the caregiver or require the caregiver's help, including scheduling routine immunizations, keeping the child away from secondhand smoke, and suctioning the airway.

The Nurse Is Providing Care to a 12-Year-Old Child with Special