1) refer them to a hotline, it’s always best to ask for help from a trusted and reliable adult.
2) acknowledge their pain and be there for them; don’t ask them questions such as “what were you wearing?” or “why were you even there?”, it is NEVER a victim’s fault, make sure they know it’s always the perpetrator’s wrong.
3) make sure they are safe from there, ask if you can accompany them so you make sure it doesn’t happen again.
The answer would be true I hope this helps!!!!!!!
that is true because of the potential of the two different drugs interacting badly. Certain drugs should not be taken together, that's why the paper you get with a prescription lists what cannot be taken with that rx.
Which is a characteristic of asthma?
All of the above
Answer:
The client states, "I feel like I can finally get along with my life now that the divorce is final."
Explanation:
Readiness for Enhanced Coping is a nursing diagnosis that suggests that a client with health challenge receiving treatment now shows the readiness and willingness to live a life of enhanced health in regard to self. The client in the answer above shows a willingness to get along with life and shows a sign of positivity knowing that he does not have to go through the stress of divorce.
