The nurse is discussing the adolescents perceptions of death with parents. what teaching would the nurse reinforce based on the development of the adolescent?

Answer and Explanation:

Adolescence is a stage in the life cycle of people in which certain circumstances begin to predominate in life compared to children. When you are a teenager, there is more autonomy, the need to feel security accompanied by stability increases and you need to differentiate yourself from the rest of the people. At this point the family is very important as a platform to create the space of struggle for individual integrity and the construction of a life project. This search for oneself is accompanied by a certain vulnerability to feelings that go hand in hand with self-destruction.

In relation to the above, death can be for the adolescent as a way to escape from that feeling that young people may be living. Also death can be seen as a way to get the attention of others. For this reason it is very important to focus on prevention, by becoming aware of the care of the adolescent.

Another way of seeing, the adolescent can see death in the sense of the flow of romaticism, by giving his life for the struggle of his ideals . Another way is that teenagers see that in their lives they can take any kind of risk and nothing will happen to them, not even death.

When faced with a situation related to death, adolescents may increase or lean toward mysticism or religion currents. Other young people opt for the denial of the condition of their illness and the non-acceptance of death. Others may be very upset and angry and this leads them to the search for guilty parties.

In any case, family support and health systems are very important to overcome these complex situations.

i have nooo ide tbh

answer; philip zimbardo;