Care of the Hospitalized Child: Stressors, Separation Anxiety, and Pediatric Illness Overview

What are common stressors for hospitalized infants?

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NURS-H 356 Exam 3 Study Guide Care of The Hospitalized Child Identify the stressors of illness and hospitalization during each developmental stage Infant (birth-1) Toddler (1-3) Preschool (3-6) School-age (6-13) Adolescent (13-18) Fears and stressors β—‹ Stranger anxiety β—‹ Separation anxiety β—‹ Needs not met by parents β—‹ Separation anxiety β—‹ Loss of control β—‹ Fear of injury and pain β—‹ Regressive behavior β—‹ Regression β—‹ Separation anxiety β—‹ Can’t differentiate between fact/fiction β—‹ Thinks it is punishment β—‹ Can’t understand β—‹ Fear of dark β—‹ Fear of injury and death β—‹ Loss of privacy β—‹ Want to know reasons for procedures β—‹ Loss of privacy β—‹ Separation from friends β—‹ Low self-esteem β—‹ Trouble expressing emotions β—‹ Regression Interventions β—‹ Trust vs. mistrust β—‹ Cluster care β—‹ Safe sleep β—‹ Autonomy vs. shame and doubt β—‹ Give choices β—‹ Security objects β—‹ Play β—‹ Initiative vs. guilt β—‹ Give choices β—‹ Diversional activities β—‹ Orient to hospital β—‹ Industry vs. inferiority β—‹ Knowledge of reason β—‹ Include in education β—‹ Maintain routine β—‹ Identity vs. role confusion β—‹ Provide privacy β—‹ Encourage social interaction Describe separation anxiety - Protest: crying, screaming, angry when taken away f...

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