The nurse interviews the grandparent of a 10-month-old infant prior to being examined by the pediatrician. Health History: 1500: Grandparent states brought the baby in to see the doctor because infant refused to eat or drink anything last night or this morning; vomited × 2. States that baby seems feverish with no interest in play; has had a cold with a “runny” nose and diarrhea for the last few days. has a history of frequent upper respiratory infections. Grandparent is the baby’s guardian because the parent is a drug addict and lives with a friend. States had to put the baby in day care last week because of going back to work to support the family. Blames self that the baby may have gotten sick from day care. Baby’s current axillary temperature = 103°F (39.4°C). * 1 point A. The client findings that are of most concern to the nurse at this time are that the client Had vomiting × 2, Has diarrhea, Has an axillary temperature = 103°F (39.4°C), and Refuses to eat or drink. B. The client findings that are of most concern to the nurse at this time are that the client Attends day care, Has a “cold” with a runny nose, Has an axillary temperature = 103°F (39.4°C), and Has history of frequent upper respiratory infections. C. The client findings that are of most concern to the nurse at this time are that the client Refuses to eat or drink, Has diarrhea, Attends day care, and Had vomiting × 2. D. The client findings that are of most concern to the nurse at this time are that the client Refuses to eat or drink, Has history of frequent upper respiratory infections, Has an axillary temperature = 103°F (39.4°C), and Has diarrhea.