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A nurse is working with a family whose son abuses alcohol and drugs. The parents will not confront their son with their concerns. This is an example of which role?

The nurse does a home visit with a family whose child is diagnosed with anxiety disorder. The goal of the visit is to encourage the family to discuss this diagnosis with the child’s school so that accommodations can be made during test taking.  This is an example of what type of family intervention?

Which intervention is an example of primary prevention in working with family violence?

Read the following scenario and answer the question as it relates to it. The nurse works with children at the Boys and Girls Club. A 13-year-old reports difficulty concentrating on homework since the parents separated. The child states, “I see my dad only on weekends and I miss him. My mom works full time and expects me to help with chores. I am worried about her paying the bills now.”  Based on the Stages and Tasks of the Family Life Cycle, what will the nurse encourage the family to do?

The nurse does a home visit with a family whose child is diagnosed with anxiety disorder. The goal of the visit is to encourage the family to discuss this diagnosis with the child’s school so that accommodations can be made during test taking.  This is an example of what type of family intervention?

Read the following scenario and answer the question as it relates to it. The nurse works with children at the Boys and Girls Club. A 13-year-old reports difficulty concentrating on homework since the parents separated. The child states, “I see my dad only on weekends and I miss him. My mom works full time and expects me to help with chores. I am worried about her paying the bills now.”  Based on the Stages and Tasks of the Family Life Cycle, what will the nurse encourage the family to do?

The nurse instructs a client diagnosed with heart failure about a low sodium diet and leg elevation. The client reviews the written material provided by the nurse. This is an example of which coping strategy?

Health departments collaborate with community health care providers to work to increase accessibility and decrease duplication of services. This collaboration describes which federal legislation that affects health planning?

The nurse is working with a family in which the mother is addicted to alcohol.  The nurse notes that the father always completes the household tasks which the mother used to do.  The 14 year old son is concerned with his school work and sports.  The 10 year old daughter worries about the mother and tries to please her.  The 12 year old son is reserved and quiet and tries not to request things for himself.  Which family member(s) is/are exhibiting signs of codependency?  Select all that apply