Asked by Jared Gammell on Jul 12, 2024

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A community health nurse visits a family with four children. The father behaves angrily, finds fault with a child, and asks twice, "Why are you such a stupid kid?" The wife says, "I have difficulty disciplining the children. It's so frustrating." Which comments by the nurse will facilitate the interview with these parents? (Select all that apply.)

A) "Tell me how you punish your children."
B) "How do you stop your baby from crying?"
C) "Caring for four small children must be difficult."
D) "Do you or your husband ever beat the children?"
E) "Calling children 'stupid' injures their self-esteem."

Facilitate the Interview

The process of making an interview flow smoothly by establishing rapport, asking clear questions, and managing the conversation to elicit useful information.

Self-esteem

Someone's inner judgment of their own significance or merit.

Disciplining the Children

The practice of teaching children to follow rules or a code of behavior, using correction to guide their future actions and decisions.

  • Employ interpersonal abilities to interact with victims in a sensitive and efficient manner.
  • Assess the influence of family relationships on the likelihood of experiencing abuse and neglect.
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Ajmal SherzaiJul 18, 2024
Final Answer :
A, B, C
Explanation :
An interview with possible abusing individuals should be built on concern and carried out in a nonthreatening, nonjudgmental way. Empathic remarks are helpful in creating rapport. Questions requiring a descriptive response are less threatening and elicit more relevant information than questions that can be answered by "yes" or "no."