A Nurse Is Working in a Community Health Center in a Very

question 18

Multiple Choice

A nurse is working in a community health center in a very rural community and is training a new nurse who will be working part-time. The nurse explains that the biggest health problem facing their community is:

• A)Inability to access health care.
• B)Poor nutrition.
• C)Lack of health education.
• D)Farming accidents.

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Definitions:

Distal Infant Care

Distal infant care refers to parenting practices that involve less physical closeness and more independent activities for the baby, focusing on the use of objects and verbal communication rather than physical contact.

Proximal Infant Care

A caregiving approach focusing on close physical and emotional contact between the caregiver and infant, such as through holding and responsive interaction.

Erikson's Stage

A phase in Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, each marked by a specific conflict that contributes to a person's psychological growth.

Autonomy Versus Shame And Doubt

A stage in Erik Erikson's theory of development where toddlers strive for independence and self-confidence, but may experience shame and doubt if not properly supported.