Multiple Choice
A child has a history of multiple hospitalizations for recurrent systemic infections. The child is not improving in the hospital, despite aggressive treatment. Factitious disorder imposed on another is suspected. Which nursing interventions are appropriate? (Select all that apply.)
A) Increase private visiting time for the parents to improve bonding.
B) Keep careful, detailed records of visitation and untoward events.
C) Place mittens on the child to reduce access to ports and incisions.
D) Encourage family members to visit in groups of two or three.
E) Interact with the patient frequently during visiting hours.
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