A school nurse is evaluating a family whose 8-year-old daughter ...

[DyllonKazuo]

A school nurse is evaluating a family whose 8-year-old daughter threw a rock at a child's head in the playground and has been hitting her classmates. Which factors in the child's recent history should the nurse prioritize?
 
  A) The fact that the girl recently had a 3-day separation from her mother due to her mother's travel for work
  B) The fact that the girl's privileges were restricted at home because she talked back to her father
  C) The fact that the girl has recently experienced rejection by her peers
  D) The fact that the girl witnessed a neighborhood argument about a loud party

Question 2

A care team is considering the varied factors that may have contributed to a client's recent history of violence. Biologic factors that affect the person's emerging capabilities and the environmental response are called what?
 
  A) Interpersonal factors
  B) Microsystem factors
  C) Maternalchild factors
  D) Ontogenic factors

[briezy]

Answer to Question 1

Ans: C
Feedback:
Difficulties in relating to peers are highly significant and may underlie antisocial behavior. Witnessing an argument is unlikely to be traumatic. Modest consequences for behavior and brief separations from parents are not likely to affect such behavior.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: D
Feedback:
Ontogenic factors are biologic and neurodevelopmental factors within the person that increase his or her potential for violence. Ontogenic factors indicate a view of development as an ongoing interaction between a person's emerging capabilities and the environmental response.

[DyllonKazuo]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[upturnedfurball]

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