Author Question: The major focus of play therapy is to: a. help the child reveal emotions, feelings, and problems ... (Read 91 times)

javeds · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

The major focus of play therapy is to:

a. help the child reveal emotions, feelings, and problems
b. get the child to relax and be less anxious and upset
c. teach the child how to play fairly and share toys with others
d. evaluate whether the child has masculine or feminine type of play

Question 2

The nurse inspecting the optic disc of a child with intracranial hemorrhage would find:

a. the disc to be edematous and larger than usual
b. the margins of the optic disc to be poorly defined (blurred)
c. a small-sized disc
d. the color of the disc to be bright red and darker than usual

meryzewe · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A

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A Correct: The major focus of play therapy is to help the child reveal emotions, feelings, and problems.
B Incorrect: The major focus of play therapy is not to get the child to relax and be less anxious and upset. Feelings such as anxiety may be revealed through play. The therapist is available to help the child understand her or his emotions and respond to these emotions.
C Incorrect: The major focus of play therapy is not to teach the child how to play fairly and share toys with others.
D Incorrect: The major focus of play therapy is not to evaluate whether the child has masculine or feminine type of play.

Answer to Question 2

B

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A Incorrect. The nurse inspecting the optic disc of a child with intracranial hemorrhage would not find the disc to be edematous and larger than usual.
B Correct. The nurse inspecting the optic disc of a child with intracranial hemorrhage would find the margins of the optic disc to be poorly defined (blurred).
C Incorrect. The nurse inspecting the optic disc of a child with intracranial hemorrhage would not find a small-sized disc.
D Incorrect. The nurse inspecting the optic disc of a child with intracranial hemorrhage would not find the color of the disc to be bright red and darker than usual.