The nurse is planning care for a young adolescent client diagnosed with asthma. Which evidence-based age-appropriate interventions will the nurse include in the plan of care?
Select all that apply.
A) Referring to a peer-lead support group
B) Teaching the parents how to administer maintenance medication prior to teaching the client
C) Assessing peer-support when planning care
D) Collaborating with teachers for support in the school setting
E) Telling the client to avoid medication while at school
Answer: A, C, D
Age-appropriate, evidence-based interventions for a young adolescent client diagnosed with asthmas include referral to a peer-lead support group, assessing peer-support of the client, and collaborating with teachers to ensure the client has the necessary support in the school setting. While it is appropriate to include the parents in the educational process, the client should be taught how to administer medications prior to teaching the parents. Avoiding medication administration while in school could lead to an acute asthma attack.
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