A nurse is assisting with the care of a hospitalized toddler who has congenital heart disease. The parent calls the nurse to the room to ask for fresh linens and states, "My child never wets the bed at home. I am not sure why this is happening now." Which of the following responses should the nurse make to the parent?

Rationale:A) While empathetic, this response does not provide information or reassurance about the child's bedwetting in the hospital setting.B) Regression, including bedwetting, is a common response to stress or disruption in routine, such as hospitalization, and is often temporary.C) Dismissing the parent's concern may increase their anxiety and is not appropriate.D) While it's important to consider potential medical implications, the nurse should first address the parent's concerns and offer reassurance about the temporary nature of the bedwetting.