The nurse is preparing to use biobehavioral interventions to control pain in a pediatric client. Which statement to the child’s parent demonstrates the nurse’s knowledge of this approach?

A cardiac arrest patient’s most crucial contact with the EMS system occurs when:

a form of therapy conducted with groups rather than individuals.

Which of the following functions would the EMS medical director be the least likely to perform?

imagine themselves turning off all the lights in their bedroom.”

A key survival factor for people in cardiac arrest is the length of time between when the heartbeat stopes and when ALS begins. 

It can help us be more cooperative.

a program developed by the American Psychological Association to advance evidence-based practice.”

imagine themselves in a very dark room.

anticipate the onset of a depressive episode.