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BRWH

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The tool the clinical nurse specialist uses to organize data about three-generational relationships
  within a client's family system is
 
  a. play.
  b. genogram.
  c. word association.
  d. projective story-telling cards.

Question 2

For several days after her husband's death, a client repeats over and over I should have made him
  go to the doctor when he said he did not feel good.. It can be assessed that the individual is
  experiencing
 
  a. preoccupation with the image of the deceased.
  b. sensations of somatic distress.
  c. anger.
  d. guilt.



bimper21

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Answer to Question 1

B
A genogram displays family information over at least three generations and provides data for
hypothesizing about the child's problem in relation to the family. The other options would not be
useful to organizing data.

Answer to Question 2

D
Guilt is expressed by the bereaved person's self-reproach. Option A: Preoccupation refers to
dwelling on images of the deceased. Option B: Somatic distress would involve bodily symptoms.
Option C: Anger cannot be assessed from data given in the scenario.



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