Play and distraction techniques
Play and distraction techniques ( 12 Questions)
A nurse is using play and distraction techniques for a child who is having a dressing change. Which of the following statements by the child indicates that the technique is effective?
This is incorrect. Saying that they don't want to be touched or asking the nurse to go away is an indication that the child is feeling anxious and defensive, and not distracted from the procedure.
This is incorrect. Expressing fear or pleading with the nurse not to hurt them is an indication that the child is feeling anxious and fearful, and not distracted from the procedure.
This is correct. Showing interest and pride in making a bracelet with beads is an indication that the child is engaged in the play activity and distracted from the procedure.
This is incorrect. Asking the nurse to hurry up and finish is an indication that the child is feeling impatient and uncomfortable, and not distracted from the procedure.
Choice A reason: This is incorrect. Saying that they don't want to be touched or asking the nurse to go away is an indication that the child is feeling anxious and defensive, and not distracted from the procedure.
Choice B reason: This is incorrect. Expressing fear or pleading with the nurse not to hurt them is an indication that the child is feeling anxious and fearful, and not distracted from the procedure.
Choice C reason: This is correct. Showing interest and pride in making a bracelet with beads is an indication that the child is engaged in
the play activity and distracted from the procedure.
Choice D reason: This is incorrect. Asking the nurse to hurry up and finish is an indication that the child is feeling impatient and uncomfortable, and not distracted from the procedure.