The nurse is caring for a child who is terminally ill with cancer.Which outcomes would be appropriate for this client's care? Select all that apply.

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A) Priority outcomes for the child who is dying are pain control and airway patency. The nurse would want to encourage the child in age-appropriate play depending on the condition of the child. It is not reasonable to expect the dying child to eat all meals, nor is it appropriate that the child not experience anticipatory grieving.
B) Priority outcomes for the child who is dying are pain control and airway patency. The nurse would want to encourage the child in age-appropriate play depending on the condition of the child. It is not reasonable to expect the dying child to eat all meals, nor is it appropriate that the child not experience anticipatory grieving.
C) Priority outcomes for the child who is dying are pain control and airway patency. The nurse would want to encourage the child in age-appropriate play depending on the condition of the child. It is not reasonable to expect the dying child to eat all meals, nor is it appropriate that the child not experience anticipatory grieving.
D) Priority outcomes for the child who is dying are pain control and airway patency. The nurse would want to encourage the child in age-appropriate play depending on the condition of the child. It is not reasonable to expect the dying child to eat all meals, nor is it appropriate that the child not experience anticipatory grieving.
E) Priority outcomes for the child who is dying are pain control and airway patency. The nurse would want to encourage the child in age-appropriate play depending on the condition of the child. It is not reasonable to expect the dying child to eat all meals, nor is it appropriate that the child not experience anticipatory grieving.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Child Who Is Terminally