A parent is asking the mental health nurse about the difference ...

[luvbio]

A parent is asking the mental health nurse about the difference between Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). The best explanation would be:
 
  1. CBT is individual-based therapy, and IPT is done in group sessions..
   2. IPT therapy is better suited for depressed adolescents because it can be done as a group or on an individual basis, but CBT is more suited for depressed children..
   3. CBT has a better success rate than IPT..
   4. IPT is used more with adults, but some studies are showing success with children..

Question 2

Preventing harm is a safety issue at any age in pediatric nursing. As a nurse, it is important to remember to do all of the following to prevent harm within the hospital except:
 
  1. Put crib rails in the highest position when an infant is in the bed.
   2. Place the IV monitor in a locked mode so if the child's pushes the buttons, the monitor cannot change.
   3. Place formula in the microwave to heat thoroughly.
   4. Place a child safety tag on every child to prevent abduction.

[firehawk60]

Answer to Question 1

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1. Cognitive therapy concentrates on changing behavior patterns, while psychosocial therapy concentrates on personal interactions with others.
2. Adolescents have a better understanding of human interaction, while children need the one-to-one interaction in order to learn cognitive behavior.
3. This statement depends on the age of the child.
4. IPT can be used with adolescents.

Answer to Question 2

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1. The highest and locked position is the safest for crib railings.
2. The locked mode is important so a child cannot change the settings.
3. Placing formula in a microwave can cause hot spots that are not identified when testing the formula prior to giving it to the child.
4. Children should have safety tags because this aids the staff in knowing when a child is in need.

[luvbio]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[steff9894]

Gracias!