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Kevin is a 9-year-old Caucasian boy. Kevin has two siblings, sisters who are 6 and 11 years old. Kevin and his two siblings were placed into foster care with their aunt and uncle when Kevin was 6 years old. There is a history of neglect and physical abuse along with suspected sexual abuse that resulted in the children being placed with their aunt and uncle. Their biological parents were drug abusers, and the children were raised living with their parents amongst several other adults in the woods in tents and homemade shelters. Additional details of what the children were exposed to or history from their early childhoods are not known.Kevin’s foster parents (paternal aunt and uncle) live in a country setting on three acres in a large well-kept home. The aunt and uncle have two children of their own who are 18 and 21 years of age. Both daughters are away attending university. The family is Christian and very involved in their church and church community. The aunt is a stay-at-home mother who plays the violin and is very involved in the youth orchestra in the community. Their uncle has an administrative job working for the state and makes a good income. The aunt and uncle are committed to family and feel a responsibility to raise their nephew and nieces since the children’s parents are not able to provide a safe and nurturing environment for the children. Kevin’s health is good, and he has no physical impairments. Kevin is in the 25th percentile for height for his age and the 30th percentile for weight. Kevin’s biological mother is of small stature, but his biological father was tall (6’2″) as is his uncle. Kevin is currently on a behavioral Individualized Education Plan (IEP) at the small, rural school he attends and is in the third grade. Kevin is one grade level year behind his peers in school. Kevin’s scores are in the lower percentiles for the third grade in reading and comprehension. Kevin is consistently in trouble at school for bullying the other children. He has been in trouble for inappropriate touching of other students. Kevin was in a Boy Scout troop, but his aunt and uncle were told they would have to always attend meetings for Kevin to remain in the troop due to his aggressive and violent behavior towards both the other scouts and the scout master. At home Kevin is hostile and aggressive towards his aunt, uncle, and sisters. He has not shown an interest in learning to play a musical instrument in the youth orchestra. Kevin tends to play alone and has few interests outside of wanting to watch TV and video games which his aunt and uncle limit. Kevin’s aunt and uncle are working with the school to try to develop a plan for addressing everyone’s concerns for Kevin This topic will focus on children and how to assess for and address their developmental needs. The Search Institute is a nonprofit organization that conducts and applies research to promote positive youth development. In 1994, the Search Institute published “What Kids Need to Succeed” with 40 Developmental Assets for raising children. Please review the 40 Developmental Assets documents located in topic Resources. For children aged 5-9, make a plan using the nursing process (Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation [ADPIE]) that will focus on the given age group. Complete the assignment from the perspective of a nurse working at your state’s Department of Human Services. Add references and in-text citations. The references should be no older than five years and a minimum of three. Also, reference what kids need to succeed by the search institute.

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