Author Question: The nurse preparing to assess a toddler-age client ears. Which actions by the nurse are appropriate? ... (Read 119 times)

Bernana · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

The nurse preparing to assess a toddler-age client ears. Which actions by the nurse are appropriate? Select all that apply.

A) Having the child sit on the examination table.
B) Having the child play with the equipment.
C) Having the child sit on the parent's lap.
D) Telling the child the examination will not hurt.
E) Asking the child to tilt the head.

Question 2

The nurse is discharging a client, who was admitted for surgery for a compound ulnar fracture that occurred during a conflict with the client's spouse. When the client states, I hope this cast comes off before summer.

Last night my husband promised me he is going to take me to Hawaii this summer. After he broke my jaw we went to Rome. Based on this data, which phase of violence is the client experiencing?
A) A tension phase
B) An abusive phase
C) A honeymoon phase
D) Reconciliation and healing

GCabra · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: B, C

The best way to get the child of this age to cooperate is to let the child play with the equipment and perhaps use the equipment on a doll, and to have the child sit on the parent's lap. Tilting the head does not gain the child's cooperation. Most children of this age need to see for themselves that the procedure will not hurt. Simply telling the child will not work.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C

The tension phase of the cycle of violence occurs when communication fails and tension builds. The abusive phase occurs when there is a violent incident. The honeymoon phase occurs when the aggressor shows love and affection. The cycle of violence will continue unless intervention occurs, and there is no reason for Mrs. Snell to expect it will stop or anticipate reconciliation and healing.