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NguyenJ

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Which type of play should the nurse encourage for a preschool-age child that is hospitalized?
 
  A) Playing an electronic handheld game
  B) Dressing in the mother's coat to play house
  C) Turning out the lights to play hide and seek
  D) Planting flower bulbs that can be watched growing next spring

Question 2

The nurse is caring for a preschool-age child who needs a CT scan. Which action should the nurse use to best prepare the child for this diagnostic test?
 
  A) Tell the child to follow directions to avoid being hurt.
  B) Help the child to pretend that the CT scan machine is a camera.
  C) Explain that the child must behave because the technician is busy.
  D) Tell the child that the CT scan is a picture of the dark parts inside the body.



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Preschool-age children have active imaginations and dressing up to play house would be an appropriate play activity for the nurse to encourage. The child's fine motor skills are not developed to play an electronic handheld game. Children of this age are afraid of the dark so turning out the lights to play hide and seek is not appropriate. Planting flower bulbs is an activity that is too long-term for this age range.

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Because preschoolers' imagination is so active, this leads to several fears such as fear of the dark and mutilation. The nurse needs to help the child understand that the CT scanner is like a camera to take pictures of the body parts. Threatening the child to follow directions or becoming hurt plays into the child's fear of mutilation. Telling the child to behave creates a fear of punishment. Telling the child that the CT scan is a picture of the body's dark parts plays into the child's fear of the dark.




NguyenJ

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


parker125

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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