A pediatric nurse works with the family of twins at designated stages in their lives to help them anticipate and move through the periods of disequilibrium.
This model of child development that focuses on disruptive periods of development is known as:
A) Erickson's Stages of Development.
B) Freud's Stages of Psychosexual Development.
C) Bowlby's Attachment Theory of Development.
D) Brazelton's Touchpoints Model of Development.
Question 2
The clinic nurse provides increased support to Karen, a woman who is in her second trimester. Karen's first and second pregnancy ended in a miscarriage.
Understandably, Karen is ambivalent about this baby due to her:
Select all answers that apply:
A) Previous loss
B) Needs related to a second child
C) Potential role relationship changes
D) Awareness that she will be taking on a new 24-hour responsibility
Key stages of meiosis and mitosis
Disorders associated with specific stages of embryonic development
ESM Study of Time Spent with Family
Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development
Nursing Interventions and Prochaska's Stages of Change