What is an approach that assists a terminally ill person to remain…
QuestionAnswered step-by-stepWhat is an approach that assists a terminally ill person to remain…What is an approach that assists a terminally ill person to remain at home or in a care facility and receive professional care called?Question 1 options: 1) Home care. 2) Terminal care. 3) Palliative care. 4) End of life care. Question 2 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen What is true about palliative care?Question 2 options: 1) Focuses on symptom management. 2) Differs significantly from hospice care. 3) Prolongs the life of those who are dying. 4) Is available to clients with terminal illness. Question 3 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Hospice care is only for clients with cancer.Question 3 options: 1) True. 2) False Question 4 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Which of the following is included in the Dying Person’s Bill of Rights?Question 4 options: 1) I have the right not to be deceived. 2) I have the right to choose my caregivers. 3) I have the right to be judged for my decisions. 4) I have the right to yell at my caregivers when I’m angry. Question 5 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen How can the assistant facilitate family involvement in providing care for a terminally ill family member?Question 5 options: 1) Requesting that all personal care be done by the family. 2) Family members will explain their requests when they have them. 3) Asking the family how they would like to participate in caring for the client. 4) Encourage family not to participate in providing care to decrease the family’s anxieties Question 6 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen What is a terminal illness?Question 6 options: 1) A severe injury that results in death. 2) Leads to a sudden and unexpected death. 3) When there is no reasonable hope of recovery. 4) A condition that a person lives with their whole life. Question 7 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen What is the minimum age to legally become a proxy decision maker?Question 7 options: 1) 16 years of age. 2) 18 years of age. 3) 19 years of age. 4) 21 years of age Question 8 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen What is an advance directive?Question 8 options: 1) Document stating the person’s wishes about post-mortem care. 2) Legal document that includes the distribution of deceased’s belongings. 3) Spiritual plan of care which is written in the care plan for healthcare providers to follow. 4) Document stating a person’s wishes about health care when that person cannot make such decisions Question 9 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen What is an appropriate attitude for an assistant caring for the terminally ill?Question 9 options: 1) Protect children from the death experience. 2) Each person is an individual with unique needs. 3) Help cheer up family by only showing happy emotions. 4) Have a sense of detachment from the client to avoid grief. Question 10 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen A newly graduated CCA is assigned to their first dying patient. Which CCA is best prepared to care for this client?Question 10 options: 1) Experienced the death of a loved one. 2) Able to control their own emotions around death. 3) Completed a course dealing with death and dying. 4) Developed a personal understanding of their own feelings about death Question 11 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen What is true about your feelings about death?Question 11 options: 1) Do not matter while at work. 2) Will affect the care you give. 3) Can be shared with the dying client. 4) Should be shared with the nurse/supervisor Question 12 (1 point) Listen ReadSpeaker webReader: Listen Mr. K has requested that he face northeast during his final days. He has also asked that his son read to him from the Koran which brings him comfort. Which religious group does Mr. K likely belong to?Question 12 options: 1) Sikh 2) Buddhism 3) Catholicism 4) Muslim Health ScienceScienceNursingCNUR 123Share Question
