When caring for adolescents, what should the nurse do to develop open communication with them?
A) Ask the parents questions first and then ask the adolescent the same question
B) Focus the interview on the problems rather than on the adolescent themselves
C) Show interest in the adolescent and develop a rapport before you ask questions
D) Avoid asking questions about their friends, hobbies, and school activities
Question 2
The mother of an adolescent female is distraught because their relationship has become strained and the mother doesn't know what to do to improve it. What should the nurse suggest to the mother to help at this time? (Select all that apply.)
A) Praise endeavors
B) Demonstrate good moral values
C) Assuring the child of acceptance
D) Keep lines of communication open
E) Be available when the adolescent feels the needs
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