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DDahl DDahl
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6 years ago
A child, aged 11 years, stays home from school to care for his siblings while his mother works
  because the family cannot afford a babysitter.
 
  The home is cluttered and dirty when the community
  mental health nurse visits to investigate the child's school absences. When the parents arrive home
  from work the child's father behaves angrily. He orders his wife and son about. He finds fault with
  the son, asking him twice Why are you such a stupid kid? The wife tells the nurse she has
  difficulty disciplining the children and gets frustrated easily. The nurse's goal is to continue to
  gather assessment data. The remark or question that would create a block is
  a. Tell me how you punish your children..
  b. When your baby cries, how do you get him to stop?
  c. Caring for five small children must be difficult..
  d. Do you or your husband ever beat the children?
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An interview with possible abusing individuals should be built on concern and carried out in a
nonthreatening, nonjudgmental way. This question would be threatening. Option C: Empathetic
remarks are helpful in creating rapport. Options A and B: Questions requiring a descriptive response
are less threatening and elicit more relevant information than questions that can be answered by yes
or no.
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