Answer to Question 1
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A Incorrect. Answering a parent's question about why you would never draw blood then the child is in the playroom, the best answer by the nurse is not: No, definitely not, because it is against hospital rules to draw blood there.
B Incorrect. Answering a parent's question about why you would never draw blood then the child is in the playroom, the best answer by the nurse is never: Yes, if you prefer the blood to be drawn there, we will abide by your wishes.
C Correct. Answering a parent's question about why you would never draw blood then the child is in the playroom, the best answer by the nurse is: The playroom is a safe haven there no painful treatments or scenes are encountered.
D Incorrect. Answering a parent's question about why you would never draw blood then the child is in the playroom, the best answer by the nurse is never: If your child agrees to have the blood drawn in the playroom and other parents don't object.
Answer to Question 2
A, C, E
Consistent caregivers, presence of the parent(s), and allowing as many choices as possible will relieve the stress of hospitalization. Explanations should be frequent and age-appropriate, and play should be encouraged.
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