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Correct Answer(s): C

A. Children before the age of 12 view death as terrifying so the nurse should not discuss death with these young children.

[6%]

B. Children before the age of 12 do not have any perspectives about death, its meaning, and its finality or lack thereof.

[13%]

C. The cognitive development of young children impacts their understanding of death.

[74%]

D. The cognitive development of young children before 12 has no impact on their understanding of death.

[6%]

Statistics

Difficulty level - Easy
74%of peers got it right
Time taken - 3 s

Subject/Lesson

  • Subject

    Leadership & Management
  • Lesson

    Ethical/Legal

Client Need

  • Test Plan

    Psychosocial Integrity
  • Related Topic

    Grief and Loss

Item Type

  • Item Type

    Application
Explanation

Choice C is correct. The cognitive development of young children impacts their understanding of death. Since the meaning of death and the finality of death vary according to the age of the child, the nurse should listen to and support these children according to their level of understanding.

Choice A is incorrect. Nurses should openly discuss death with children as the need arises. Young children do not view death as terrifying, they do not even see death as final.

Choice B is incorrect. Children before the age of 12 do have perspectives about death, its meaning, and its finality or lack thereof. Although, these perspectives are not the same as older children and adults.

Choice D is incorrect. The cognitive development of young children before 12 most definitely impacts their understanding of death and its finality.

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Last Updated - 16 Jan 2024