Child for well-child visit

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A mother presents to the clinic with her 6-month-old child for a well-child visit. During the assessment of the child, the nurse notes multiple bruises on the child's body. The nurse recognizes that this bruising: is commonly seen on the buttocks. is a common finding from normal infant activity. needs to be further evaluated for either an abusive or medical explanation. is not uncommon because infants bruise easily.

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