The nurse is teaching a mother how to use "thought stopping" to help her child deal with anxiety and fear associated with frequent painful injections. Which of the following statements indicates that the mother understands the technique?
A) "We will imagine that we are on the beach in Florida."
B) "We can talk about our favorite funny movie and laugh."
C) "She can let her body parts go limp, working from head to toe."
D) "We'll repeat 'quick stick, feel better, go home soon' several times."
D
Response:
"Thought stopping" is a technique that involves the use of short, concise phrases of positive ideas. Using this technique promotes the child's sense of control. Imagining a favorite beach in Florida is using imagery. Talking about a favorite funny movie involves humor. Letting body parts go limp is a relaxation technique
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