Eileen Jamison brings her 7-year-old son, Keith, to the health care provider for a checkup. Keith has a history of asthma since he was 2 years old. Over the past year, Keith has experienced several acute asthma attacks requiring visits to the emergency department and subsequent hospitalization for treatment. During the visit, Eileen states, “This past year has been a nightmare. What a roller coaster it has been. Just when I think we have things under control, wham, he gets sick! I’m afraid to let him go anywhere or do anything because it seems like when he does, he winds up back in the hospital. My husband says I’m being paranoid. But I can’t help it.” a. How would the nurse respond to Eileen? b. What additional information would be important to gather before providing Eileen with suggestions to help her cope with Keith’s illness? c. What growth and development needs are crucial for Keith at this age? How might his illness be impacting these needs Answer each subpart in detail on your own

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