The nurse is caring for a preschool-age child who has been hospitalized with asthma. In working with this child, what is the best way to encourage the child to use the nebulizer and to decrease the child's fear? The nurse should:
A) allow the child to touch and play with the nebulizer for a few minutes before the treatment.
B) show the child how to use the nebulizer and tell him how much easier it is to breathe afterward.
C) explain that he will feel better after the treatment and allow him to ask questions.
D) use a poster or brochure to illustrate to the child how the machine works.
A
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