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==Question 13== The LPN is assisting with a school-age child who is hospitalized for a fracture. Which action best supports this child's developmental stage? # Restricting schoolwork so the child can rest completely # Encouraging the child to participate in care, keep up with schoolwork, and contact friends # Discouraging questions about the injury to reduce anxiety # Providing only solitary activities in the room '''Answer:''' 2. Encouraging the child to participate in care, keep up with schoolwork, and contact friends. ''Rationale:'' The school-age child is in Erikson's stage of industry versus inferiority and needs opportunities for accomplishment, competence, and peer connection. Options 1 and 4 remove sources of mastery and social contact. Option 3 blocks the honest information that school-age children need and want.
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