Based on the research data, which of these children being followed by a pediatric nurse has the highest risk of experiencing fatal abuse?
A child who is 8 years old and has appendicitis.
A child who is 11 years old and has a fractured humerus.
A child who is 2 years old and has cerebral palsy.
A child who is 5 years old and has varicella.
The Correct Answer is C
Rationale:
A. Appendicitis is a common condition and does not inherently increase the risk of fatal abuse.
B. A fractured humerus may be concerning but is not as high-risk for fatal abuse as younger children with significant disabilities.
C. A child with cerebral palsy, especially at a young age, is at higher risk of fatal abuse due to increased dependency and vulnerability.
D. Varicella (chickenpox) is a contagious disease but does not significantly increase the risk of fatal abuse.
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Correct Answer is ["A","B"]
Explanation
Rationale:
A. Individuals often belong to multiple cultural groups simultaneously, which can influence their behaviors and perspectives in diverse ways.
B. Culture indeed provides guidelines for acceptable behavior within a specific group, shaping norms and practices.
C. Cultural diversity encompasses more than just race and culture; it includes various aspects such as ethnicity, religion, and social background.
D. Cultural diversity impacts health and illness, as different cultural beliefs can influence health practices and perceptions.
E. Cultural practices can change over time due to various factors such as globalization and generational shifts, rather than remaining constant.
Correct Answer is ["C","D","E"]
Explanation
Rationale:
A. Telling the client she should leave is not supportive and may not be appropriate; decisions about leaving should be made by the client.
B. Helping the client get her partner into a treatment program is not within the nurse's immediate role and does not address the client’s immediate safety needs.
C. Helping the client to develop a safety plan and providing emergency contact information is crucial for the client’s immediate safety and is an appropriate intervention.
D. Assisting the client to explore resources such as shelters and legal protection supports her in making informed decisions and accessing necessary help.
E. Communicating acceptance of the client's decision and avoiding blame helps build trust and ensures the client feels supported in a non-judgmental environment.