The parent of a school-age client with diabetes tells the nurse that they do not want the school to know about their child’s condition. Which is the nurse’s best response? “It would be fine not to tell your child’s friends, but the teacher must know.” “Our office will not discuss your child’s diabetes with the school without your written permission.” “To keep your child safe, it is necessary for all adults in the school to know about the condition.” “What is it that concerns you about having the school know about your child’s condition?” SUBMIT ANSWER
[Verified Answer]: The parent of a school-age client with…
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