NUR 218 Exam 4 || with Error-free Answers.
symptom management + curative treatmnet correct answers palliative care
medical care of those with illnesses interfering with their quality of life correct answers palliative
care
symptom management only correct answers hospice care
top 4 diagnoses for seeking hospice care correct answers cancer
dementia
heart disease
lung ddisease
what is the goal of hospice care correct answers comfort and quality of life
when did the hospice movement emerge, and by who correct answers UK in 1967 by Dr. Cicely
Saunders founding the St. Christophers house in London
who started to hospice movement in the US in 1971 correct answers florence wald
where was florence wald the dean of nursing at correct answers yale
who is known as the mother of the american hospice movement correct answers florence wald
who wrote a book on death and dying in 1969 correct answers elisabeth kubler-ross
,whe US hspice movement was started with who correct answers by florence wald with 2
pediatricians and a chaplain
who is in the palliative care team correct answers physicians
NPs, PAs
nurses
UAPs
social workers
pharmacists
counselors
PT
massage therapists
OT
music/art therpists
chaplains
respite care is for correct answers hospice
what is respite care correct answers temporary institutional care of a dependent elderly, ill, or
handicapped person, providing relief for their usual caregivers
what are all of the steps of care correct answers phsycial
psychological
social
spiritual
cultural
ethical/legal
, Basic Needs (Maslow) correct answers physiological needs and safety needs
food, water, warmth, rest, security, safety
what are the psychological needs (maslow) correct answers esteem needs, belongingness and
love needs
prestige and feeling of accomplishment, intimate friendships, friends
self fullfillment needs (maslow) correct answers self actualization
achieving ones full potential, including creative activities
maslows hierachry of needs from least important to most correct answers self-actualization
esteem needs
belongingness and love needs
safety needs
physiological needs
labored breathing in EOL correct answers cheyne stokes, dyspnea (gasping for air)
s/s of EOL correct answers decreased LOC
muscle relaxation
labored breathing
mucus collection in airways
bowel/bladder incontinence
mottline
symptom management + curative treatmnet correct answers palliative care
medical care of those with illnesses interfering with their quality of life correct answers palliative
care
symptom management only correct answers hospice care
top 4 diagnoses for seeking hospice care correct answers cancer
dementia
heart disease
lung ddisease
what is the goal of hospice care correct answers comfort and quality of life
when did the hospice movement emerge, and by who correct answers UK in 1967 by Dr. Cicely
Saunders founding the St. Christophers house in London
who started to hospice movement in the US in 1971 correct answers florence wald
where was florence wald the dean of nursing at correct answers yale
who is known as the mother of the american hospice movement correct answers florence wald
who wrote a book on death and dying in 1969 correct answers elisabeth kubler-ross
,whe US hspice movement was started with who correct answers by florence wald with 2
pediatricians and a chaplain
who is in the palliative care team correct answers physicians
NPs, PAs
nurses
UAPs
social workers
pharmacists
counselors
PT
massage therapists
OT
music/art therpists
chaplains
respite care is for correct answers hospice
what is respite care correct answers temporary institutional care of a dependent elderly, ill, or
handicapped person, providing relief for their usual caregivers
what are all of the steps of care correct answers phsycial
psychological
social
spiritual
cultural
ethical/legal
, Basic Needs (Maslow) correct answers physiological needs and safety needs
food, water, warmth, rest, security, safety
what are the psychological needs (maslow) correct answers esteem needs, belongingness and
love needs
prestige and feeling of accomplishment, intimate friendships, friends
self fullfillment needs (maslow) correct answers self actualization
achieving ones full potential, including creative activities
maslows hierachry of needs from least important to most correct answers self-actualization
esteem needs
belongingness and love needs
safety needs
physiological needs
labored breathing in EOL correct answers cheyne stokes, dyspnea (gasping for air)
s/s of EOL correct answers decreased LOC
muscle relaxation
labored breathing
mucus collection in airways
bowel/bladder incontinence
mottline
