Question: APPLYING YOUR KNOWLEDGE CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS 1. Reflect On The Nursing Plan You Would Develop For A 3-year-old, A 10-year-old, And A 16-year-old Undergoing Heart Surgery. How Would Your Plan Differ To Take Into Considera- Tion The Age Differences Of The Patients? How 5 Would You Explain The Procedure To Each Child? Give A Rationale For Each Nursing ...

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APPLYING YOUR KNOWLEDGE CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS 1. Reflect on the nursing plan you would develop for a 3-year-old, a 10-year-old, and a 16-year-old undergoing heart surgery. How would your plan differ to take into considera- tion the age differences of the patients? How 5 would you explain the procedure to each child? Give a rationale for each nursing inter- vention planned. Support your rationale by using a different developmental theory for each age group’s nursing plan. 3-year-old: 10-year-old: 16-year-old:

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Question: Reflect On The Nursing Plan You Would Develop For A 3-year-old, A 10-year-old, And A 16-year-old Undergoing Heart Surgery. How Would Your Plan Differ To Take Into Considera- Tion The Age Differences Of The Patients? How Would You Explain The Procedure To Each Child? Give A Rationale For Each Nursing Inter- Vention Planned. Support Your Rationale By …
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