Completing the history of infants and children

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Determine how the provider can improve communication and comfort when completing the history of infants and children. Use language that the child understands when communicating. Allow parent(s) to answer all questions on history. Avoid open-ended questions to reinforce alliance. Complete the examination and history with child on bed.

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