When young children are admitted to the hospital, the nurse should first establish a relationship with the:
a. child c. mother
b. caregivers d. father
B
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A Incorrect. When young children are admitted to the hospital, the nurse should first establish a relationship with the caregivers, not the child
B Correct. When young children are admitted to the hospital, the nurse should first establish a relationship with the caregivers. As children see their caregivers trust the nurse, it is easier for them to engage in a relationship with the nurse.
C Incorrect. When young children are admitted to the hospital, the nurse should first establish a relationship with the caregivers, not exclusively the mother.
D Incorrect. When young children are admitted to the hospital, the nurse should first establish a relationship with the caregivers, not exclusively the father.
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