The mother of a child hospitalized with tetralogy of Fallot tells the nurse that the child's 3-year-old sibling has become quiet and shy and demonstrates more than a usual amount of genital curiosity...

The mother of a child hospitalized with tetralogy of Fallot tells the nurse that the child's 3-year-old sibling has become quiet and shy and demonstrates more than a usual amount of genital curiosity since this child's hospitalization. The nurse should tell the mother:

1. “This behavior is very typical for a 3-year-old.”

2. “This may be how your child expresses feeling a need for attention.”

3. “This may be an indication that your child may have been sexually abused.”

4. “This may be a sign of depression in your child.”