The nurse is providing counseling to the family of a terminally ...

[PhilipSeeMore]

The nurse is providing counseling to the family of a terminally ill client. The family has children of varying ages. Which statement regarding the reactions of children to death is appropriate for the nurse to include in the counseling session?
 
  A) Older school-age children begin to understand that death is inevitable.
  B) Adolescents tend to cope better with death than adults.
  C) Preschool children view death as a spiritual release.
  D) Toddlers perceive death as irreversible and unnatural.

Question 2

The community nurse is planning a wellness seminar for families in an urban community. Which resources should the nurse consider obtaining to support these families' needs?
 
  Select all that apply.
  A) Emergency first responder personnel
  B) Information about community healthcare providers
  C) Individuals who provide mental health services
  D) Law enforcement officials
  E) Nutritionists

[Sophiapenny]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

At about age 9, a child's concept of death matures and most understand that death is an inevitable part of life. Toddlers fear abandonment, and preschoolers view death as reversible. Adults generally cope better with death than adolescents.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B, C, E

Wellness promotion is an essential aspect of family health and focuses on increasing healthy behaviors and optimizing lifestyle choices. Educating clients and facilitating appropriate referrals to nutritionists and community service providers will not only improve the family's quality of life, but also reduce the risk of illness. Depending on the needs of the client, nurses may collaborate with a variety of healthcare providers and professionals, including physicians, counselors, social workers, and mental health specialists. Ambulance first responders and law enforcement personnel will not necessarily support the goal of the wellness program.

[PhilipSeeMore]

TYSM

[hramirez205]

Great answer, keep it coming