The nurse is caring for a school-age female patient diagnosed with leukemia. Using Piaget's cognitive theory of development, in which way should the nurse interact with this patient? (Select all that apply.)
1. Give clear information regarding treatment.
2. Recognize and respect her need for increased privacy.
3. Show the child items or equipment that will be used in treatment.
4. Assess for and encourage the child to participate in favorite activities.
5. Provide opportunity to touch or play with medical equipment prior to assessments and procedures.
1. Give clear information regarding treatment.
3. Show the child items or equipment that will be used in treatment.
4. Assess for and encourage the child to participate in favorite activities.
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a. intradermal. b. intramuscular. c. intravenous. d. subcutaneous.
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True False