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imanialler · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

Which of the following activities are most closely identified with the latency stage suggested by Freud?

a. The id is out of control, and the child struggles with antisocial thoughts and deeds.
b. The child increasingly identifies with the same-sex parent and has intense involvement with same-sex peers.
c. Energies are directed toward sexual thoughts and curiosity about opposite-sex parent and peers.
d. The superego has not yet developed, and the child has little focus on society and useful skills.

Question 2

A neonate is born to a diabetic mother. The baby is very large, weighing 10 lb. The nurse plans care of the neonate accordingly. Nursing care will include:

a. Holding feedings to help reduce blood glucose
b. Monitoring blood glucose levels carefully
c. Checking vital signs each shift
d. None of the above

karmakat49 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B

Feedback
A Incorrect. By the latency stage, the id is more under control, and the child does not struggle with antisocial thoughts and deeds.
B Correct. During the latency stage, sexual drives are submerged, appropriate gender roles are adopted, and the Oedipal or Electra conflicts are resolved. The child increasingly identifies with the same-sex parent and has intense involvement with same-sex peers.
C Incorrect. During the phallic stage, energies are directed toward sexual thoughts and curiosity about opposite-sex parent and peers.
D Incorrect. The superego has developed sufficiently to keep the id under control, and children rapidly learn about society and themselves while learning useful skills.

Answer to Question 2

B
Feedings are initiated early after birth. Blood glucose levels are monitored closely. The vital signs and condition of the infant are monitored closely, more than once per shift.