Write the full nаme оf Eriksоn's stаges (Include the аrea/ fоcus of these developmental stages) in the 1st blank List ALL Erikson's the stages in order {the 8 lines are for the stages and the ages (or lifespan development period)}.
Pаtient Chаrt|Simulаtiоn · New-Onset Type 1 DiabetesPhase 2 оf 3 · Day 2 · 1130 NB Nоra Bennett 8 years · Female · 26 kg · MRN 20611 · Pediatrics, Rm 407 ⚠ NKDAHigh blood glucose, new onsetStandard PrecautionsFull Code Phase 2 · Starting InsulinDay 2 · 1130 Click a tab to open that part of the chart. Click it again to close it. You must close the current tab to view other tabs in the chart. Vitals Vitals Temp 36.9 °C HR 92 bpm RR 20 /min BP 100/62 mmHg SpO₂ 99 % RA POC glucose 250 mg/dL Intake & Output Last 24 hr: PO 1900 mL · Urine 1600 mL Trend Flowsheet D1 1000 D2 1130 Temp °C 37.0 36.9 HR 104 92 RR 20 20 Glucose 412 250 Notes Notes RN, Pediatrics1130Nursing NoteSigned Pre-lunch glucose 250 mg/dL. Lunch tray delivered: 60 g of carbohydrate, and Nora says she will eat all of it. Mother will give the injection with supervision. Nora is planning to go to the playroom after lunch. Results Results Test Result Reference Flag Urine ketones Negative Negative Orders Orders Insulin glargine 8 units subcut at bedtime New Insulin lispro subcut with meals: 1 unit per 15 g carbohydrate New PLUS correction: 1 unit per 50 mg/dL above 150 mg/dL New POC glucose before meals, at bedtime and at 0200 New Carbohydrate-counted diet; diabetes education New History History Previously healthy; immunizations up to date. 3 weeks of constant thirst and frequent urination; has started wetting the bed after years of being dry. Lost about 2.5 kg even though parents say she is "eating everything in sight." Very tired for the past week; fell asleep at school twice. Seen by her pediatrician this morning for the bed-wetting; the office glucose meter read "HI" and she was sent for direct admission. No vomiting or abdominal pain. Family history: maternal aunt with autoimmune thyroid disease. Simulated patient for educational use only Phase 2 · Question 2 of 2 At 1600, after an hour in the playroom, Nora is shaky, sweaty and pale and says she "can't think straight." Her glucose is 58 mg/dL. She is awake and able to swallow. What does the nurse do first?