Discussing symptom management with child recently diagnosed

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The nurse in a pediatric office is discussing symptom management with a child recently diagnosed with asthma and their family. Which outcomes would the nurse address related to symptoms associated with the diagnosis?

1. The child's physical experience related to the symptoms of asthma.

2. The types of foods and items the child should avoid to prevent an attack.

3. The strategies to use to promote positive responses to asthmatic events.

4. The emotional and functional status influenced by the symptoms of asthma.

5. The information to share with others to promote understanding of the condition.

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