A nurse is assessing the parents of a child age 6 years who has died from leukemia. The nurse is ...

aedward9

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A nurse is assessing the parents of a child age 6 years who has died from leukemia. The nurse is integrating the dual process model for the assessment. Which of the following would the nurse identify as reflecting the parents' loss-oriented coping?

A) Engaging in new activities
B) Denying the grief
C) Developing new relationships
D) Thinking about the lost child

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hadbeen19

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Ans: D
According to the dual process model, a person adjusts to loss by oscillating between loss-orientated coping (in which there is preoccupation with the deceased person, such as thinking about the lost child) and restoration-oriented coping (in which the bereaved person is preoccupied with stressful events as a result of the death, such as financial issues, new identity as a widow, etc.). Engaging in new activities, denying the grief, and developing new relationships reflect restoration-oriented coping.

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