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EXAM Questions and Answers
Verified Solutions Latest Update


Question:

Do not attempt resuscitation (DNAR)

Answer:
An order written by the patient's health-care provider meaning that, no "heroic" efforts
to restart the heart and breathing should be performed


Question:

Stage 1 Denial

Answer:
Not me! This isn't happening to me! It can't be happening!


Question:

Stage 2 Anger

Answer:
Why is this happening to ME? Why me? It's not fair!


Question:

Stage 3 Bargaining

Answer:
I promise I'll be a better person IF ellipsis Just let me live to see my children graduate. If
I could have one more chance.


Question:

Stage 4 Depression

Answer:
I don't care anymore. I'm so sad; why bother with anything?

, Question:

Stage 5 Acceptance

Answer:
It's going to be okay. I'm ready for whatever comes.


Question:

5 things to say to a loved one who is dying

Answer:
"Forgive me." "I forgive you." "Thank you." "I love you." "Goodbye" and giving patient
permission to go.


Question:

Physical changes when a person is passing

Answer:
Vitals Skin Respiratory changes Physical Activity Eyes Circulatory changes


Question:

Cheyne-stokes

Answer:
A pattern characterized by shallow breaths that deepen, then become shallower again,
followed by long periods of no breathing (apnea)


Question:

Nursing care during the dying process less about diagnostics, vital signs, and
laboratory values

Answer:
Nursing care during the dying process is more about caring, touching, teaching the
family, and providing presence or simply being there for the patient and family


Question:

Observation and provision of comfort

Answer:
Pain and nausea

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