ADVANCE CARE PLANNING EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |
100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS 2025 LATEST UPDATE!!
Terms in this set (17) QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS
1) Healthcare Directives *Living Will
*Advance Directive
*Designation of durable power of attorney for
health care (DPOA-HC)
*MN law changed in August 1998; combined the
living will and DPOA-HC into one document
called a Health Care Directive (HCD)
2) What is Advance Care Planning Advance care planning is an organized process of
communication to help individuals understand,
reflect upon, and discuss goals for future healthcare
decisions in the context of their values and beliefs.
3) When the process is done well it has the power to produce a written plan (a
healthcare directive) that accurately represents an
individual's preferences and thoroughly prepares
, others to make healthcare decisions consistent with
those preferences.
*Emphasis is on the process of planning, NOT the
completion of a document.
4) Steps in the Process of ACP *Contemplation of one's treatment wishes
*Discussion of ACP with family or friends
*Discussion of ACP with one's health care provider
(usually physician)
*Documentation of one's wishes in an advance
directive
5) Patient Self-Determination Act The intent is to promote personal autonomy by
(PSDA): Implemented in 1991 encouraging patients to participate in future
planning through preparation of advance directives.
*Cruzan
6) Client Barriers to ACP Completion *Perceiving ACP as irrelevant ("I'm too healthy,
too young"; want to leave health in God's hands)
*Personal barriers (Preferring to leave the choice to
others or discomfort discussing ACP)
*Relationship concerns (Not having an available
surrogate decision maker)
*Information needs (Inadequate knowledge of
health care options)
100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS 2025 LATEST UPDATE!!
Terms in this set (17) QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS
1) Healthcare Directives *Living Will
*Advance Directive
*Designation of durable power of attorney for
health care (DPOA-HC)
*MN law changed in August 1998; combined the
living will and DPOA-HC into one document
called a Health Care Directive (HCD)
2) What is Advance Care Planning Advance care planning is an organized process of
communication to help individuals understand,
reflect upon, and discuss goals for future healthcare
decisions in the context of their values and beliefs.
3) When the process is done well it has the power to produce a written plan (a
healthcare directive) that accurately represents an
individual's preferences and thoroughly prepares
, others to make healthcare decisions consistent with
those preferences.
*Emphasis is on the process of planning, NOT the
completion of a document.
4) Steps in the Process of ACP *Contemplation of one's treatment wishes
*Discussion of ACP with family or friends
*Discussion of ACP with one's health care provider
(usually physician)
*Documentation of one's wishes in an advance
directive
5) Patient Self-Determination Act The intent is to promote personal autonomy by
(PSDA): Implemented in 1991 encouraging patients to participate in future
planning through preparation of advance directives.
*Cruzan
6) Client Barriers to ACP Completion *Perceiving ACP as irrelevant ("I'm too healthy,
too young"; want to leave health in God's hands)
*Personal barriers (Preferring to leave the choice to
others or discomfort discussing ACP)
*Relationship concerns (Not having an available
surrogate decision maker)
*Information needs (Inadequate knowledge of
health care options)
