Interventions that help caregivers the most in coping with their own anger focus on:
a. Learning to effectively interact with clients
b. Assessing which stressors and coping skills are being used
c. Learning to effectively control feelings of anger
d. Establishing a trusting therapeutic relationship via clear communications
C
Although all these interventions are necessary when one is dealing with clients, this intervention allows caregivers to be most effective in caring for individuals who express emotions of anger.
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The pediatric nurse recognizes the significant developmental impact that a disfiguring facial wound could have on a:
a. 4-year-old. b. 6-year-old. c. 10-year-old. d. 14-year-old.
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a. Mrs. Porter goes to a different center. b. Mr. and Mrs. Porter have separate rooms. c. Mr. and Mrs. Porter have separate beds. d. Mr. and Mrs. Porter share the same room if they wish to.