Difficulty: Medium
Average Score: 66%
Simulated
The nurse is planning care for a child who has intermittent explosive disorder (IED). The nurse should identify which of the following goals are appropriate for this client? (Select All that Apply.)
Correct answer
A,E,F
Rationale
Correct Answer: A, E, F
Rationale:
A: The child demonstrating effective problem-solving skills is crucial for managing IED episodes.
E: Signing a behavior contract helps set clear expectations and consequences for behavior, aiding in self-regulation.
F: Learning to isolate when feeling angry can prevent harm and give time to calm down, a key skill for managing IED.
Incorrect Choices:
B: Acknowledging a genetic disorder is not relevant to managing IED.
C: While important, verbalizing feelings of self-worth may not directly address the impulsivity of IED.
D: Expressing concerns is valuable but not a direct goal for managing IED.
Rationale:
A: The child demonstrating effective problem-solving skills is crucial for managing IED episodes.
E: Signing a behavior contract helps set clear expectations and consequences for behavior, aiding in self-regulation.
F: Learning to isolate when feeling angry can prevent harm and give time to calm down, a key skill for managing IED.
Incorrect Choices:
B: Acknowledging a genetic disorder is not relevant to managing IED.
C: While important, verbalizing feelings of self-worth may not directly address the impulsivity of IED.
D: Expressing concerns is valuable but not a direct goal for managing IED.