Author Question: The nurse leading parent education classes bases instruction on Erikson's developmental stages. It ... (Read 53 times)

lindiwe · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

The nurse leading parent education classes bases instruction on Erikson's developmental stages. It follows that the nurse will plan to instruct the parents that a helpful strategy to foster a child's initiative would be to:

1. Offer options for dressing
2. Allow the child to help wash unbreakable dishes
3. Place the child in enrichment learning programs at age 2
4. Promote experimentation in playthings

Question 2

Therapeutic techniques that the nurse can use to deal with both transference and resistance in-clude:

1. Listening to and clarifying a client's highly charged responses
2. Setting limits on what the client is able to verbalize
3. Allowing the transference and resistance to remain in place
4. Terminating with the client because the client is unwilling to work

mcni194 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 2
This strategy will allow the child to demonstrate initiative by washing dishes without worrying about breakage. Option 1 is a strategy related to development of autonomy. Option 3 may be a strategy that increases stress to succeed. Option 4 is not related to initiative.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 1
The nurse must truly listen and then use the techniques of clarifying, reflecting, and validating to begin the problem-solving process. 2. If limits are imposed, the client will not feel understood and valued. 3. This provides no assistance to change and grow. 4. This is counterproductive.