A nurse is providing follow-up care for a family who has completed a tertiary prevention program for child abuse and neglect. The nurse evaluates the progress of the family by using which of the following indicators? (Select all that apply.)

The correct answers are A, B, D, and E. These are indicators that show that the family has made progress in their physical, mental, and social well-being after completing the tertiary prevention program for child abuse and neglect. Choice C is an incorrect answer that shows that the family has not made progress in their social well-being and may still be at risk of maltreatment. The nurse should provide further support and guidance to this family and encourage them to seek help from other sources of social support, such as friends, relatives, neighbors, or community organizations.

Choice A Reason: This is a correct answer that shows that the family has made progress in their communication and conflict resolution skills, which are important for maintaining healthy and respectful relationships.

Choice B Reason: This is a correct answer that shows that the family has made progress in their expectations and goals, which are important for enhancing their motivation and self-regulation.

Choice C Reason: This is an incorrect answer that shows that the family has not made progress in their social well-being and may still be at risk of maltreatment. The nurse should provide further support and guidance to this family and encourage them to seek help from other sources of social support.

Choice D Reason: This is a correct answer that shows that the family has made progress in their self-esteem and self-efficacy, which are important for improving their confidence and competence as parents and caregivers.

Choice E Reason: This is a correct answer that shows that the family has made progress in their parenting practices, which are important for ensuring the safety and well-being of their children.

The correct answer is C. Using alcohol or drugs to cope with stress and relax is an unhealthy and harmful behavior that can increase the risk of child abuse and neglect by impairing parental judgment, self-control, and coping skills. The nurse should provide further teaching to this parent and explain the negative effects of substance abuse on parenting and child development. Choice A is a correct statement that indicates an understanding of seeking professional help if needed. Choice B is a correct statement that indicates an understanding of joining a support group for parents where they can share their feelings and experiences. Choice D is a correct statement that indicates an understanding of practicing relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.

Choice A Reason: This is a correct statement that indicates an understanding of seeking professional help if needed.

Choice B Reason: This is a correct statement that indicates an understanding of joining a support group for parents where they can share their feelings and experiences.

Choice C Reason: This is an incorrect statement that indicates a need for further teaching. Using alcohol or drugs to cope with stress and relax is an unhealthy and harmful behavior that can increase the risk of child abuse and neglect.

Choice D Reason: This is a correct statement that indicates an understanding of practicing relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.