Question 1

Match the behaviors with its stage of separation anxiety the child may exhibit.&#10;&#10;-Withdrawal or compliant behavior&#10;A) Protest&#10;B) Despair&#10;C) Denial

Accepted Answer

Despair-Sadness, quiet, appear to have "settled in," withdrawal or compliant behavior, and crying when parents return.

Question 2

Match the behaviors with its stage of separation anxiety the child may exhibit.&#10;&#10;-Appearance of being happy and content with everyone&#10;A) Protest&#10;B) Despair&#10;C) Denial

Accepted Answer

Denial-Lack of protest when parents leave, appearance of being happy and content with everyone, show interest in surroundings, and close relationships not established.

Question 3

Match the behaviors with its stage of separation anxiety the child may exhibit.&#10;&#10;-Clinging to parents&#10;A) Protest&#10;B) Despair&#10;C) Denial

Accepted Answer

The stages of separation anxiety include: Protest-Screaming, crying, clinging to parents, and may resist attempts by other adults to comfort them.

Question 4

Match the behaviors with its stage of separation anxiety the child may exhibit.&#10;&#10;-Lack of protest when parents leave&#10;A) Protest&#10;B) Despair&#10;C) Denial

Accepted Answer

Denial-Lack of protest when parents leave, appearance of being happy and content with everyone, show interest in surroundings, and close relationships not established.

Question 5

Match the behaviors with its stage of separation anxiety the child may exhibit.&#10;&#10;-Screaming and crying&#10;A) Protest&#10;B) Despair&#10;C) Denial

Accepted Answer

The stages of separation anxiety include: Protest-Screaming, crying, clinging to parents, and may resist attempts by other adults to comfort them.

Question 6

Match the behaviors with its stage of separation anxiety the child may exhibit.&#10;&#10;-Sadness&#10;A) Protest&#10;B) Despair&#10;C) Denial

Accepted Answer

Despair-Sadness, quiet, appear to have "settled in," withdrawal or compliant behavior, and crying when parents return.

Deck 2: Nursing Considerations for the Hospitalized Child