Utilizing Bronfenbrenner's ecologic theory of development, the nurse caring for a child would discuss the parents' work environment as part of an assessment of that child's:
1. Chronosystem.
2. Mesosystem.
3. Macrosystem.
4. Exosystem.
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Rationale 1: The chronosystem involves the perspective of time in the child's life.
Rationale 2: The relationships of one microsystem to another involve a child's mesosystem.
Rationale 3: Political and cultural beliefs comprise a child's macrosystem.
Rationale 4: A child's exosystem is composed of the settings that influence a child even though she is not in daily contact with that system.
Global Rationale:
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