Instructions: Scenario 1 Mr. B brings his 14-year-old son to the pediatrician. H

Instructions:
Scenario 1
Mr. B brings his 14-year-old son to the pediatrician. He tells the primary care provider:
“You have to do something with him. He’s 14 years old, and he looks like he’s 9. All of his friends are growing, and I want him to grow, too. Can’t you give him something to make him grow? I’ve taken him to several other doctors, and they tell me this is just the way he is.”
The nurse taking the medical history learns that Mr. B’s son has non–insulin-dependent diabetes. He is 5 feet tall and weighs 140 pounds.
1. What other information should the nurse obtain with regard to previous visits to other doctors about this concern?
2. What implication, if any, does the son’s diabetes have with regard to potential treatment with GH?
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