A nurse is assessing a female child in an area struck by an earthquake. The child who is crying, walks well, can state her firs repeatedly says "All done'"and "Go bye-bye now"during the assessment. The child has 24 deciduous teeth and her anterior Based on these observations the nurse should estimate that the child is how many months old? 12 18 24 30

Based on the observations provided, the nurse can estimate the child's age by considering the developmental milestones and physical characteristics mentioned:<br /><br />1. The child walks well.<br />2. The child can state her first name.<br />3. The child has 24 deciduous teeth.<br />4. The child repeatedly says "All done" and "Go bye-bye now."<br /><br />Typically, children have a full set of 20 deciduous (baby) teeth by the age of 30 months. However, having 24 deciduous teeth is unusual since children usually have only 20 deciduous teeth in total. This might be a typographical error or misinterpretation.<br /><br />Given the other developmental milestones:<br />- Walking well typically occurs around 12-18 months.<br />- Stating their first name and using simple phrases like "All done" and "Go bye-bye now" are common around 24 months.<br /><br />Considering these factors, the most appropriate estimate for the child's age would be **24 months**.