A middle school student is experiencing anxiety after being in the same wing of the school when a shooting occurred. The student's behavior is beginning to affect the other children in the family.
The parents feel helpless and frustrated and ask the nurse what they can do to help their child. The nurse suggests that they: A) Having coping strategies.
B) Begin one-on-one counseling.
C) Have a social support system.
D) Participate in parenting classes.
Question 2
When working with a victim of family interpersonal violence, the most therapeutic intervention is to:
A) Point out the client's inability to change the situation.
B) Allow the client to decide when it is safe to leave the abuser.
C) Refrain from direct questions about family violence, as this will intimidate the victim.
D) Invite the abuser to the assessment session.
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