The most recent blood count for a child who received chemotherapy last week shows neutropenia. What is the priority nursing diagnosis for this child?

A. Disturbance in body image: This may be relevant due to hair loss or other changes, but not a priority in neutropenia. B. Altered skin integrity: Important if skin breakdown exists, but infection prevention takes precedence in neutropenic patients. C. Risk for hemorrhage: A low platelet count would prompt this diagnosis, not neutropenia. D. Risk for infection: Neutropenia (low neutrophil count) severely compromises immunity, making the client highly susceptible to life-threatening infections.