When giving the school-aged child an intramuscular injection, the nurse knows that it is most important to:

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Applying a self-adhesive bandage after an intramuscular injection is a standard practice to prevent infection at the injection site and to stop any minor bleeding that may occur. Choices A, C, and D, while potentially comforting, do not address the immediate physical needs following an injection.

When Giving the School-Aged Child an Intramuscular Injection, the Nurse