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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

Reflection Questions

Psychiatric-Mental Health NursingReflection Questions

Reflection Questions

1 .
What challenges may arise in accurately diagnosing intellectual disabilities, and how can a nurse contribute to overcoming these challenges?
2 .
What information might you need to determine if a child has a child-onset fluency disorder?
3 .
Discuss the potential impact of tic disorders and Tourette syndrome on a child’s psychosocial development. How can nursing interventions contribute to mitigating these impacts and fostering resilience in the child?
4 .
As a nurse working in a pediatric office, what information would you initially need from the parent who is worried about their child’s behavior?
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