The parents of a dying child are concerned about the jealousy ...

[nmorano1]

The parents of a dying child are concerned about the jealousy expressed by the two siblings of the patient. They ask the nurse how to deal with the sibling's feelings. The most realistic suggestion the nurse could make would be:
 
  a. Give equal time to all of their children
  b. Involve the siblings in the care of the dying child
  c. Tell the siblings they should not be jealous of their dying sibling
  d. Avoid enforcing any rules until after the death

Question 2

When the post-tonsillectomy patient is fully awake, the nurse may offer:
 
  a. Small sips of orange juice
  b. Cold carbonated drinks
  c. A strawberry popsicle
  d. Cool sweetened tea

[jessofishing]

Answer to Question 1

B
Giving equal time to all of the children may not be possible. The siblings should be encouraged to participate in the care of the dying child. They may feel jealous of the extra attention the dying child is receiving. The siblings should be allowed to express their feelings. Jealousy about the extra attention should be expected. The parents should continue to enforce all of the rules.

Answer to Question 2

D
For a post-tonsillectomy patient, cool (not cold) drinks may be offered. Citrus juices and carbonated drinks are avoided due to the possibility of inducing hemorrhage. Red-colored foods are avoided also as they can mask bleeding.

[nmorano1]

Great answer, keep it coming

[Jossy]

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