Author Question: Which is a true statement about the role of grandparents? a. The usefulness of grandparents ... (Read 118 times)

RYAN BANYAN · **on:** Jul 11, 2018

Which is a true statement about the role of grandparents?

a. The usefulness of grandparents declined with the advent of the industrial age.
b. Today, many grandparents are the primary caregivers of their grandchildren.
c. The value of grandparents is to provide gifts to younger family members.
d. Traditionally, parents are subordinate to the grandparents in caregiving.

Question 2

An older woman recently lost her brother, provides care for her husband who has health needs, and must move to a new location after 35 years in the same home.

When she comes to the pri-mary care facility with clinical indicators of influenza, the nurse recognizes which of the follow-ing? a. She is exhibiting attention-seeking beha-viors.
b. Crises and stressors can impair physical health.
c. Her greatest need is respite care for her husband.
d. Crisis leads to a lower functional status for the victim.

brittanywood · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 11, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B

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A Incorrect. Grandparents have always had an important role to play and have be-come more important than ever in recent decades.
B Correct. An increasing number of parents have been unable to provide necessary care for their children as a result of personal problems, and often, grandparents fill the gaps.
C Incorrect. Grandparents provide continuity, family tradition, and accumulated wisdom.
D Incorrect. It is still expected that parents will be the primary caregivers.

Answer to Question 2

B
Her resistance to disease is likely to be lower as a result of the effects of heavy stresses acting simultaneously. She may be seeking attention, but that does not make the stress and illness any less real. Her greatest need at this moment is to be treated for influenza. Respite care may be ne-cessary, but it is not sufficient. Successful coping with a crisis may lead to a higher level of func-tioning.