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The epileptic client is at risk for injury due to the complications of seizure activity, such as possible head trauma associated with a fall. The other choices are not related to the question.Reduction of Risk Potential

Religious teachings help to present a meaningful philosophy and system of practices within a system of social controls having specific values, norms, and ethics. God is the center of many religions (major), but not all.
Psychosocial Integrity

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The arrival of the imperfect child that the mother had not envisioned places the mother in a situational crisis.
Choice 1 is not an option. Choice 2 is an identified specific time period in normal development when anxiety and stress increase. Choice 4 is a crisis that occurs outside the person's control so that the person has a disruption in social norms. Psychosocial Integrity

Section: Health Promotion and Maintenance
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Children of gay and lesbian parents should be reassured that their relationship with their parent will not change because of the discussion.
Choices "disclose the information before the child knows or suspects", "be comfortable with your sexual preference first" and "have the discussion in a quiet place where interruptions are unlikely" are all important aspects of the disclosure.
As children grow, they might have additional questions. Preschool children might not understand the absence of a father or mother. Schoolage children might be troubled that their family isn't like their friends' families.
Adolescents might become reluctant to discuss it or accept it even though they expressed acceptance at an earlier age. In general the earlier children are informed, the easier it is for them to accept and assimilate the information. Nurses need to be nonjudgmental and learn how to express and accept these differences so that they can keep the nurse-child-family relationship intact.

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Facilitating the development of staff members is an important goal for a supervisor. Micromanagement, intolerance for individual differences in style, and inability to delegate all interfere with team building and overall effectiveness. Coordinated Care