Author Question: The greatest incidence of redivorce occurs in stepfamilies in which there are: a. children from ... (Read 37 times)

jazziefee · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

The greatest incidence of redivorce occurs in stepfamilies in which there are:

a. children from previous marriages, for both adult partners, living with the couple
b. grown stepchildren living on their own and no children living with the couple
c. children from past marriage(s) for one partner only
d. children from one partner living in the home and a new baby expected

Question 2

A child refuses to tell the nurse how he is doing or if he is in pain. The nurse asks the child to draw a picture of how he feels because:

a. This will both entertain and distract the child
b. This allows the nurse to assess his fears
c. This will demonstrate to the parent that their child is functioning normally
d. All of the above

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

Answer to Question 1

A

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A Correct. Stepfamilies where both adults have children from a previous marriage living with them have the greatest incidence of redivorce.
B Incorrect. A couple without children from one or both previous marriages at home does not encounter the same issues, and is less likely to redivorce as compared to a stepfamily with children from two previous families.
C Incorrect. A couple with children from a previous marriage from one partner only is less likely to redivorce as compared to a stepfamily with children from two previous families.
D Incorrect. A couple with children from a previous marriage from one partner only expecting the birth of their child is less likely to redivorce as compared to a stepfamily with children from two previous families.

Answer to Question 2

B
Children often deal with their stressors through play. The nurse will look at the drawing and use this to assess fears. The child may also say something about the drawing that will give the nurse clues to what the child is feeling. The ability to draw a picture will not indicate that the child is functioning normally, just that the child is able to accomplish this task.