Which interventions should the nurse plan when caring for a child with a hearing loss? Select all that apply
a. Speak loudly.
b. Speak slowly.
c. Have the child's full attention.
d. Use visual aids.
e. Eliminate background noise.
B, C, D, E
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Correct Speak clearly and at a slightly slower speed than normal. Eliminate
background noise so the child can focus on what is being said. Use visual
aids to assist communication. Look directly at the child and have the
child's full attention before speaking.
Incorrect Do not speak loudly.
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