An adolescent client, aged 15, is admitted to the inpatient pediatric oncology unit for induction chemotherapy. The client expresses frustration about missing the upcoming high school homecoming dance and refuses to speak with visiting family members. Which nursing intervention best promotes the client's psychosocial development during this hospitalization?
- Facilitate a connection between the client and a peer support group of other hospitalized teens.Cevap
- BImplement a daily structured schedule with a sticker chart for completing hygiene tasks.
- CEncourage the parents to remain at the bedside continuously to prevent separation anxiety.
- DAllow the client to handle and manipulate clean syringes and tubing before procedures.
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Facilitate a connection between the client and a peer support group of other hospitalized teens.
Adolescents (ages 12 to 18) are in Erikson's stage of Identity vs. Role Confusion. Their primary psychosocial task is developing a sense of self and personal identity, which is heavily influenced by peer relationships. Hospitalization can isolate teens from their normal social circles, leading to frustration, anger, and withdrawal from parents as they seek independence. Facilitating connections with peers who are facing similar health challenges provides vital emotional support, normalizes their experience, and actively promotes their developmental milestones.
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Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Identity vs. Role Confusion in Adolescence
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