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keeping a child’s room untouched after they die is an example of
anticipatory
ambiguous
normal grief
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patient has the right to refuse treatment
False
True
3
no heroic measures are taken no euthanasia burial is 24 hours
islam
jehovah witness
hinduism
judaism
4
a person experiencing complicated grief may
have a decreased work ethic
chronic yearning for deceased
difficulty focusing
anxious bitter attitude
5
tissue and organ donation is whos responsibility
manager
special team
dr
nurses
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what kind of loss deals is it when a parents sadder by their child going away to college
maturational loss
necessary loss
actual loss
situational loss
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when do you discuss end of life care
when they feel like it
when they are dying
at the beginning of assessment
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full impact of loss have a decreased focus and appetite changes
denial
acceptance
depression
anger
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what loss happens unexpectedly
perceived loss
necessary loss
maturational loss
situational loss
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DNR is discussed at initial assessment
True
False
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when does a patient need a healthcare attorney
never
when they are unable to make decisions for themselves
when they are perfectly healthy
when they don’t know what they want for lunch
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relationship to deceased person went against cultural beliefs
ambiguous
normal
disenfranchised
anticipatory
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everyone responds the same to loss
True
False
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patient is present but not psychologically there ex: Dementia
disenfranchised
ambiguous
normal
anticipatory
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nurses role with pt/ family grief
understand and acknowledge loss
Be open with patient family
renewal of grief
understand their own views on death
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others can’t verify this loss
denial
death
perceived loss
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a patient with cheyenne stokes expierences a pattern of
bradypnea
tachypnea
apnea
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person is overwhelmed and suppresses loss
ambiguous
masked
delayed
exaggerated
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A nurse is in charge of facilitating the grieving and mourning process
False
True
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Form of med care relieving symptoms relieves pain, given during active phase of dying supports patient and family
supportive care
end of life
comfort care
symptom management
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what influences how a person responds to death
spiritual
cultural
past experiences
past beliefs
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postponed awareness of loss and tries to prevent it from happening (want to see grandson born)
bargaining
anger
depression
denial
23
active dying phase comfort patient and family provide pain management, religious, spiritual needs met
symptom management
supportive care
end of life care
hospice
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What is Palliative Care?
is end of life care
enhances patient quality of life
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when can you enter hospice care?
6 months
3 months
2 months
8 months
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preschoolers use magical thinking
False
True
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symptoms of grief
fatigue
insomnia
poor appetite
headache
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two doctors are needed to diagnose a patient to hospice care
True
False
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at time of death the body is wrapped in a white cloth and is faced toward Mecca
Christianity
buddhism
islam
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healthy ways to cope with death
drugs and alcohol
talking
share emotions
journaling
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which care no longer uses life saving measures
comfort
end of life
hospice
32
necessary/developmental loss move out of 2 story to ranch style home
older adult
young adult
teen
33
muslim females partake in postmortem care
True
False
34
two ways to determine death
cardiac death
brain death
35
this loss is natural, expected and is replaced by something better
actual loss
maturational loss
situational loss
necessary loss
36
project feelings and blame situation that happened
anger
depresson
denial
bargaining
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start to understand permanence don’t understand the cause of loss
infant
toddler
school age
preschool
38
undergo many developmental losss
infant
young adult
toddler
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necessary loss can be positive
True
False
40
this loss can be verified by others
actual loss
necessary loss
death
perceived loss
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a hospice patient is on DNR
True
False
42
physical changes of death
decreased urine output concentrated
bowel and bladder incontinence
noisy respiration’s, altered breathing inability to swallow
unresponsive sleepy, weak and fatigued decrease muscle tone
43
family involved in care insist oldest son is present before during and after death
buddhism
islam
hinduism
44
attorney of care is allowed when patient is able to make decisions
True
False
45
a patient on hospice would still receive blood pressure medication
False
True
46
how many nurses assess apical pulse
2
1
4
3
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a nurse helps facilitated patient/ family grief
True
False
48
ultimate loss for both patient and family
situational
death
perceived loss
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what can you provide a hospice patient with
laxative
comfort
pain management
blood pressure medication
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it is never appropriate to discontinue opioids for pain management
False
True
51
acknowledges awareness of loss
bargaining
acceptance
anger
depression
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interferes with persons normal functioning and is unaware the loss is affecting them
complicated
exaggerated
masked
chronic
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chronic grief is an expected response
False
True
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supportive care is medical interventions used to return patient to stable state
True
False
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expected patient goes into hospice care/ has ALS
normal
ambiguous
anticipatory
disenfranchised
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organ donation is seen as an act of mercy
catholic
hinduism
buddhism
islam
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modeling consists of the nose and extremities becoming
cyanotic
pale
cool
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everyone always goes in the exact order of the grieving process
True
False
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nurses priority is to provide patient comfort and dignity
True
False
60
cant accept loss
depression
bargaining
anger
denial
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health care attorney can make decisions for the patient
False
True
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how do toddlers express grief
regression to be potty training
sleep patterns change
eating patterns change
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what is the goal of hospice care
provide comfort
quality care
promote patient well being
life saving measures
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nurse is to provide unbiased care
True
False
65
prolonged difficult time moving forward
uncomplicated
anticipatory
normal
complicated
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symptom management is an umbrella term all encompassing not specific to patients
True
False
67
preschoolers don’t understand death is permanent
False
True
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it is appropriate for a nurse to state time of death
False
True
69
a person has destructive disorders is obsessive and may be suicidal
anticipatory
complicated
exaggerated
normal
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talk about heaven is comforting, sacrament of the sick
islam
hinduism
Christianity
buddhism
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organ donation is forbidden may request healing prayer
islam
jehovah witness
judaism
