Author Question: What is the most appropriate intervention for an adolescent with a mild scoliosis? a. Long-term ... (Read 78 times)

bb · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

What is the most appropriate intervention for an adolescent with a mild scoliosis?

a. Long-term monitoring
b. Surgical intervention
c. Bracing
d. No follow-up

Question 2

The nurse has been working with a family on actions that strengthen loyalty between all members. Which healthy family behavior has been the focus of the nurse's interventions?

A) Division of labor
B) Physical maintenance
C) Socialization of family members
D) Maintenance of motivation and morale

beccamahon · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
Feedback
A The child with mild scoliosis requires long-term follow-up to determine whether
the curve will progress or remain stable.
B Surgical intervention is not needed for mild scoliosis.
C Mild scoliosis is not braced if it is stable.
D Follow-up to monitor the curve is important until skeletal maturity has occurred.

Answer to Question 2

D
Feedback:
In maintenance of motivation and morale, healthy families have pride in their family and allow them to support each other during a crisis. Assessing for loyalty is one way to measure this behavior. Division of labor focuses on family members dividing the workload among family members and adjusting workloads as necessary. Physical maintenance focuses on food, shelter, clothing, and health care. Socialization of family members focuses on every family member feeling as a part of the family and interacting with people outside of the family.