Parents enter the emergency department with their 5-year-old child, crying and holding his stomach The parents are visibly distressed.
What is an example of false reassurance in this scenario?

The priority responsibility of the nurse is to call for a Cambodian interpreter.

This ensures that the mother’s needs and concerns are accurately communicated and understood.

It also helps to prevent any misunderstandings or miscommunications that could occur if the daughter were to interpret.

Choice A is not an appropriate response because calling the chaplain for support may not address the language barrier.

Choice B is not an appropriate response because allowing unlicensed assistive personnel to interpret could result in inaccurate or incomplete information being conveyed.

Choice D is not an appropriate response because continuing to work with the daughter for interpretation could result in misunderstandings or miscommunications.

Folk medicine is not a standard practice in the North American Healthcare system.

Standard practices in the North American Healthcare system include private health insurance, federal government health insurance programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, and a focus on improving health and preventing disease1.

Choice A is not correct because punctuality is considered a standard practice in many professional settings, including healthcare.

Choice C is not correct because handwashing is a standard practice in healthcare to prevent the spread of infection.

Choice D is not correct because annual exams are a standard practice in healthcare for preventative care and early detection of health issues.