Answer: c) Watch and wait strategyBENIGN NEUTROPENIAA rare disease usually found in young children that is self-limiting.Despite low neutrophil count, the cells are functional, so infections in these children are not more common than in children with normal neutrophil count.Neutropenia is expected to get better on its own after several weeks to several months.Corticosteroids would not help with the neutrophil count and would be potentially dangerous because of all the side effects they have.Benign neutropenia is not a result of vitamin deficiency, so multivitamin therapy would not be helpful.Despite low neutrophil count, severe infections are not expected in these children, so antibiotics administration is not necessary.