Completing the history of infant or child

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Determine an action that would improve communication and comfort when completing the history of an infant or a child. Recognize that developmental level is ir-relevant. Encourage the parent to answer all of the questions on their child's history. Stop or reschedule the interview if the child becomes irritable. Complete the examination and history with the child on the parent's lap.

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