The nurse is planning to implement nonpharmacological pain interventions for a preschool age client. Which interventions should the nurse implement?

A. Hold the child.
B. Explain to the child the cause of the pain.
C. Offer a glucose-coated pacifier.
D. Teach the child how to use of guided imagery.
E. Sit with the child and allow the child to "blow bubbles."


Answer:
A. Hold the child.
E. Sit with the child and allow the child to "blow bubbles."

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