A) talk to family members and friends about all of their daily experiences
B) put aside their own coping issues in order to focus on those of the dying person
C) have a rich and satisfying life of their own
D) be totally committed to their work
E) appreciate how important they are in the work they are doing
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A) Likely to be empty or enigmatic expressions of confusion
B) Efforts to hide what dying is like as it is being experienced by the individual
C) Expressions of final requests concerning what is needed before the individual can experience a peaceful death
D) All of these
E) None of these
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A) to treat the underlying cause of the pain
B) to achieve analgesia
C) to relieve spiritual distress
D) to achieve anesthesia
E) to get the client out of the hospital as soon as possible
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A) To achieve the right balance of responses to requirements
B) To employ an appropriate route of administration
C) To select the right drug(s) to meet the person's need(s)
D) All of these
E) None of these
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A) evaluate their own strengths and weaknesses
B) choose their own goals
C) determine their own stress level
D) All of these
E) None of these
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A) Ceases, because acceptance has been reached
B) Becomes passive and awaits death
C) Continues to involve active listening
D) All of these
E) None of these
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A) psychiatric problems
B) addiction to narcotic drugs
C) suicidal tendencies
D) All of these
E) None of these
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A) Addiction
B) Constipation
C) Nausea and vomiting
D) Loss of appetite
E) Physical dependence
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B) physical
C) spiritual
D) social
E) All of these
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A) acute pain
B) episodic pain
C) chronic pain
D) occasional pain
E) None of these
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A) to help them recognize that their beloved pets must be kept away from them
B) to ensure that they keep a proper diet
C) to help them realize their own agenda whenever possible
D) to expect one's assistance will be happily received
E) always to prefer the dying person's desires to one's own needs
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The claim that hope is possible for dying persons is based on the idea that even in the face of death, individuals can find meaning, purpose, and comfort. While it may seem counterintuitive to think about hope in the context of dying, many people find solace in the belief that there is still time to make peace with loved ones, reflect on their lives, and find a sense of closure. Additionally, hope can also come in the form of spiritual or religious beliefs, as many people find comfort in the idea of an afterlife or a higher power. Ultimately, the belief in hope for dying persons is rooted in the human capacity for resilience and the ability to find moments of joy and connection even in the most difficult circumstances.
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A) The role of professional specialists is central to care of the dying.
B) Witnessing the particulars of a dying person's experiences and recognizing its particulars is true care.
C) Only those who are specially trained to do so should offer care to dying persons.
D) The secret of the care of patients is not caring.
E) Good caring is based on the common diagnostic categories into which medicine places its patients
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A) listen and respond to the dying person's anxieties
B) provide for the dying person's basic bathing needs
C) help the dying person to select fun activities for the day
D) encourage the dying person to eat and drink
E) perform activities of daily living
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A) render them unconscious
B) cause insensibility to pain
C) bring about unawareness of self and surroundings
D) All of these
E) None of these
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A) the dying person is grumpy and exhausted
B) it is not fair that you did such a kind thing and it wasn't appreciated
C) you should have ignored the dying person and talked to his family members
D) it wasn't a good visit and you won't do it again
E) you will try to think of some other way to be helpful
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A) provide answers to such questions for the individual
B) ask for help from a priest, minister, or clergy person
C) be present and listen actively
D) describe one's own answers to the questions
E) None of these
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