The Smith family has a preschool child, Emma. Nursing interventions that would be appropriate for this stage of family development would be
A) identification of family stressors between Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
B) anticipatory guidance regarding developmental expectations for Emma's age.
C) assisting the family with balancing freedom with responsibility for Emma.
D) health teaching related to self-care expectations for Emma.
Question 2
The nurse completes a family assessment on George and Mary Lykins and determines the family is in the developmental stage of aging family. Nursing interventions that will be appropriate for the Lykins include
A) counseling that will rebuild the couple's marital relationship.
B) teaching regarding how to deal with the empty nest syndrome.
C) providing information on options in the community for alternative living options.
D) consultation that assists the couple to balance freedom and responsibility of adult children.
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