Develop a care plan for a pediatric patient with peanut and associated allergies. Include the pathophysiology, expected signs and symptoms, treatments, and appropriate nursing interventions in the care plan. What recommendations or anticipatory guidance would you give to parents of a toddler, school aged child or teenager?

Develop a care plan for a pediatric patient with peanut and associated allergies. Include the pathophysiology, expected signs and symptoms, treatments, and appropriate nursing interventions in the care plan. What recommendations or anticipatory guidance would you give to parents of a toddler, school aged child or teenager?

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