Question

which intervention would the nurse plan for a child coping with a loss? select all that apply. one, some, or all responses may be correct. allow them to talk about their fears. use expressions such as \passed\ or \went to sleep.\ vary their routines as much as possible. provide play activities to express grief. answer questions with details they can understand. allow them to make choices for a sense of control.

Explanation:

Allowing children to talk about fears helps them process emotions. Using euphemisms like "passed" or "went to sleep" can be confusing for children who may take words literally. Maintaining routines provides stability. Play - based activities are a good way for children to express grief. Answering questions with understandable details helps children make sense of the loss. Allowing choices gives them a sense of control in a situation that may feel out of their hands.

Answer:

• Allow them to talk about their fears.
• Provide play activities to express grief.
• Answer questions with details they can understand.
• Allow them to make choices for a sense of control.