Author Question: The nurse takes into consideration that the process by which a child is able to progress to more ... (Read 78 times)

jon_i · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

The nurse takes into consideration that the process by which a child is able to progress to more complex skills and increases in body function is ___________.

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

The nurse is working with the family of a child with a chronic condition. The family seems to be overwhelmed with the care and in need of a periodic break from the care.

The nurse is most likely to talk with the family about which of the following solutions to this problem? a. devising a rotation of family coverage c. using friends to give the family a rest
b. scheduling respite care d. getting a babysitter

pikon · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Development
Development is the process by which the child advances to more and more complex skills and body function.

Answer to Question 2

B

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A Incorrect: The nurse is not most likely to talk with the family of a child with a chronic condition about devising a rotation of family coverage as a solution to their being overwhelmed with the care and in need of a periodic break from the care.
B Correct: The nurse is most likely to talk with the family of a child with a chronic condition about scheduling respite care as a solution to their being overwhelmed with the care and in need of a periodic break from the care. Respite care involves having a person relieve the usual caregiver of caregiving responsibilities for a period of time.
C Incorrect: The nurse is not most likely to talk with the family of a child with a chronic condition about using friends to give the family a rest as a solution to their being overwhelmed with the care and in need of a periodic break from the care.
D Incorrect: The nurse is not most likely to talk with the family of a child with a chronic condition about getting a babysitter as a solution to their being overwhelmed with the care and in need of a periodic break from the care. Some children with a chronic illness require too complex a level of care for a babysitter.