A student nurse is preparing a care plan for a hospitalized school-age client focusing on ways to promote self-concept. Which intervention would not be appropriate?
A) Allow for privacy.
B) Limit visitation of friends.
C) Provide age-appropriate activites.
D) Teach parents about need for socialization.
Ans: B
Feedback:
Interventions that focus on supporting self-concept in school-age children include allowing for privacy. Educate parents about the need for socialization and belonging. Allow liberal visitation and age-appropriate activities if hospitalized.
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