Why Is It Important to Develop a Rapport with a Pediatric

question 6

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to develop a rapport with a pediatric patient?

• A) The child is more likely to be cooperative during procedures.
• B) To prevent inaccurate test results
• C) To prevent the child from crying
• D) To reduce the pain when administering injections

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Definitions:

Ambition

A strong desire to achieve success, power, or fame, often driving individuals to pursue goals with determination.

Values Conflict

A situation where individual beliefs or ethical standards clash with those of others or with institutional norms, leading to dilemmas or disputes.

Theory X Assumptions

A management perspective that assumes employees are inherently lazy, need constant supervision, and must be enticed with rewards or threatened with punishment to perform.

Internal Locus

The belief that one has control over their own life and outcomes as opposed to external forces having that control.