A home health nurse is evaluating the support system of a client with newly diagnosed end-stage heart failure who was recently discharged to live with their adult child. The client requires assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) and complex medication management. Which of the following nursing actions are appropriate to promote a safe and effective support system? Select all that apply.
- Assess the adult child's employment schedule, available financial resources, and personal coping strategies.Cevap
- Facilitate a referral for community-based respite care services to provide the adult child with intermittent relief.Cevap
- CSuggest that the adult child assign the client's daily medication preparation to the 12-year-old grandchild to foster family involvement.
- DDelegate the assessment of the adult child's competency in administering the client's medications to the home health aide.
- Explore the family's cultural beliefs regarding chronic illness, caregiving expectations, and advanced directives.Cevap
- FRecommend that the adult child avoid discussing the progressive nature of the illness with the client to prevent emotional distress.
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The correct nursing actions are assessing the caregiver's capacity, facilitating community respite care referrals, and exploring the family's cultural beliefs.
To establish an effective support system, the nurse must comprehensively assess the primary caregiver's psychosocial and financial capacity to manage the client's needs. Proactively facilitating community-based respite care mitigates caregiver burnout and role strain. Furthermore, exploring the family's cultural and spiritual beliefs ensures that the care plan aligns with their values and expectations, which heavily influence caregiving dynamics and enhance the sustainability of the support system.
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Evaluating and Strengthening Psychosocial Support Systems