Question 1

To provide comfort and assistance to the dying male client,the nurse should always stay with him,even if he seems to withdraw and his actions indicate he wants to be alone.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

A client with the diagnosis of cancer of the liver says,"Oh,there's nothing really wrong with me.I've just been working hard." This reaction,according to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross,is called

Accepted Answer

A) Defense mechanism. 
B) Denial. 
C) Rationalization. 
D) Anxiety. 
A) Defense mechanism. 
B) Denial. 
C) Rationalization. 
D) Anxiety. B

Question 3

Match between columns
                        Premises: First
Third
Second
Fifth
Fourth

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Bargaining and Anger and Depression and Acceptance is...

Question 4

According to the WHO three-step Analgesic Ladder for Pain Control,Step 2 includes:

Accepted Answer

A) Use of non-opiod with adjunctive drugs. 
B) Opiod for moderate to severe pain and adjunctive drugs. 
C) Opiod for mild to moderate pain and non-opiod drug. 
D) Opiod for severe pain without non-opiod. 
A) Use of non-opiod with adjunctive drugs. 
B) Opiod for moderate to severe pain and adjunctive drugs. 
C) Opiod for mild to moderate pain and non-opiod drug. 
D) Opiod for severe pain without non-opiod.

Question 5

When a client is in the denial phase of the grief process,diverting the conversation from happier times assists the client to move into the anger stage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Providing postmortem care includes all of the following actions except

Accepted Answer

A) Raising the head slightly. 
B) Placing dentures in the mouth. 
C) Cleansing the body. 
D) Removing all tubes and drains. 
A) Raising the head slightly. 
B) Placing dentures in the mouth. 
C) Cleansing the body. 
D) Removing all tubes and drains.

Question 7

Match between columns
                        Premises: Restitution
Developing awareness
Shock and disbelief
Idealization
Resolution

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Rituals of death take place. and Anger is...

Question 8

Elizabeth Kübler-Ross defines anger as the phase of the grieving process.

Accepted Answer

A) First 
B) Second 
C) Third 
D) Fourth 
A) First 
B) Second 
C) Third 
D) Fourth

Question 9

Which of the following basic dimensions in end-of-life care vary according to cultural beliefs? (Select all that apply)

Accepted Answer

A) Communication of bad news. 
B) Locus of decision making. 
C) Attitudes toward advance directives. 
D) Type of health care worker assigned to care for client in last stages. 
A) Communication of bad news. 
B) Locus of decision making. 
C) Attitudes toward advance directives. 
D) Type of health care worker assigned to care for client in last stages.

Question 10

Match between columns
                        Premises: During the anger stage of the grief process,anger is usually not expressed toward loved ones but toward the nursing staff.

It is important for nurses to not show their feelings when working with dying clients to enable the client to cope better with the dying process.

In terminal illness,it is unlikely that the grief process has begun before the death of a person.

Expressions of happiness can occur during the denial stage in the grief process.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of True and False is...

Exam 34: End of Life Care

To provide comfort and assistance to the dying male client,the nurse should always stay with him,even if he seems to withdraw and his actions indicate he wants to be alone.

A client with the diagnosis of cancer of the liver says,"Oh,there's nothing really wrong with me.I've just been working hard." This reaction,according to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross,is called

According to the WHO three-step Analgesic Ladder for Pain Control,Step 2 includes:

When a client is in the denial phase of the grief process,diverting the conversation from happier times assists the client to move into the anger stage.

Providing postmortem care includes all of the following actions except

Elizabeth Kübler-Ross defines anger as the phase of the grieving process.

Which of the following basic dimensions in end-of-life care vary according to cultural beliefs? (Select all that apply)

Professional Nursing

Nursing Process and Critical Thinking

Managing Client Care: Documentation and Delegation

Communication and Nurse-Client Relationship

Admission, Transfer, and Discharge

Client Education and Discharge Planning

Safe Client Environment and Restraints

Bathing, Bedmaking, and Maintaining Skin Integrity

Personal Hygiene

Vital Signs

Physical Assessment

Body Mechanics and Positioning

Exercise and Ambulation

Infection Control

Disaster Preparedness Bioterrorism

Pain Management

Alternative Therapies and Stress Management

Medication Administration

Nutritional Management and Ng Intubation

Specimen Collection

Diagnostic Procedures

Urinary Elimination

Bowel Elimination

Heat and Cold Therapies

Wound Care and Dressings

Perioperative Care

Orthopedic Interventions

Intravenous Therapy

Central Vascular Access

Respiratory Care

Circulatory Maintenance

Neurological Management - New

Advanced Nursing Skills

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