Exam 5 NSG 212 Questions With Complete Solutions
Perceived loss
recognizable to the person experiencing the loss but not to others
Anticipatory loss
when a person experiences a reaction to loss that has not
occurred yet
Necessary loss
related to changes in the life cycle that can be anticipated
Actual loss
recognizable to the person experiencing the loss, as well as other
people
Situational loss
unanticipated and caused by an external event
Normal/uncomplicated grief
Show negative emotions (hopelessness, guilt, resentment),
overtime neg emotions will turn into acceptance (6 months
following loss), physical complaints (fatigue, different sleep
pattern)
Developmental or maturational loss
normal and expected, results from the normal life transitions in
the developmental process of life, and results in the development
of coping skills
, Anticipatory grief
process of starting to "let go" of someone or something before
the loss actually occurs
Dysfunctional/Complicated grief
unresolved grief
prolonged grieving
decreased self esteem, intense guilt, suicidal ideation, physical
complaints may continue for extended time
Disenfranchised grief
grief for a loss that may not be considered socially acceptable or
cannot be shared publicly
Denial (Ross)
difficulty accepting the reality of a diagnosis, death, or loss
Anger (Ross)
expression of rage and hostility
Bargaining (Ross)
An attempt to negotiate for a cure or more time
Depression (Ross)
A period of grief
Acceptance (Ross)
The reality of the diagnosis, death or loss is accepted, and the
person feels tranquil and prepared and moves forward
What is palliative care good for?
Perceived loss
recognizable to the person experiencing the loss but not to others
Anticipatory loss
when a person experiences a reaction to loss that has not
occurred yet
Necessary loss
related to changes in the life cycle that can be anticipated
Actual loss
recognizable to the person experiencing the loss, as well as other
people
Situational loss
unanticipated and caused by an external event
Normal/uncomplicated grief
Show negative emotions (hopelessness, guilt, resentment),
overtime neg emotions will turn into acceptance (6 months
following loss), physical complaints (fatigue, different sleep
pattern)
Developmental or maturational loss
normal and expected, results from the normal life transitions in
the developmental process of life, and results in the development
of coping skills
, Anticipatory grief
process of starting to "let go" of someone or something before
the loss actually occurs
Dysfunctional/Complicated grief
unresolved grief
prolonged grieving
decreased self esteem, intense guilt, suicidal ideation, physical
complaints may continue for extended time
Disenfranchised grief
grief for a loss that may not be considered socially acceptable or
cannot be shared publicly
Denial (Ross)
difficulty accepting the reality of a diagnosis, death, or loss
Anger (Ross)
expression of rage and hostility
Bargaining (Ross)
An attempt to negotiate for a cure or more time
Depression (Ross)
A period of grief
Acceptance (Ross)
The reality of the diagnosis, death or loss is accepted, and the
person feels tranquil and prepared and moves forward
What is palliative care good for?
