Question

which intervention will the nurse implement when caring for a preschool - age child confronting dying and death? select all that apply. one, some, or all responses may be correct. avoid explaining death as a type of sleep. include the child in family discussion and decisions. listen to and address fears thoughtfully. challenge temporary regression. help facilitate the grieving process through play.

Explanation:

• Explaining death as sleep can cause confusion in preschool - age children, so avoiding it is correct.
• Involving the child in family discussions helps them feel included and informed.
• Listening to and addressing fears helps the child cope emotionally.
• Challenging temporary regression is not appropriate as it can add stress.
• Play is a useful way for young children to process emotions related to grief.

Answer:

A. Avoid explaining death as a type of sleep.
B. Include the child in family discussion and decisions.
C. Listen to and address fears thoughtfully.
E. Help facilitate the grieving process through play.