A young school-age client is in the hospital with acute renal failure following a streptococcus infection.The parents are Spanish-speaking and speak little English.The parents,through an interpreter,ask the nurse what mistake they made that caused the child to be so sick.Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?

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A) Clients with streptococcus are at risk for kidney and cardiac sequelae. In this case, the child has no evidence of a congenital defect leading to acute renal failure (ARF). A low-protein or low-calcium diet will not lead to ARF.
B) Clients with streptococcus are at risk for kidney and cardiac sequelae. In this case, the child has no evidence of a congenital defect leading to acute renal failure (ARF). A low-protein or low-calcium diet will not lead to ARF.
C) Clients with streptococcus are at risk for kidney and cardiac sequelae. In this case, the child has no evidence of a congenital defect leading to acute renal failure (ARF). A low-protein or low-calcium diet will not lead to ARF.
D) Clients with streptococcus are at risk for kidney and cardiac sequelae. In this case, the child has no evidence of a congenital defect leading to acute renal failure (ARF). A low-protein or low-calcium diet will not lead to ARF.

A Young School-Age Client Is in the Hospital with Acute