NUR 2101 Week #13 - Grief & End-Of-Life Exam |
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4 Types of Grief 1. Normal/Uncomplicated
2. Anticipatory
3. Complicated/PGD
4. Disenfranchies
Caused by the loss of a loved one, Normal/Uncomplicated
through death or the ending of a
relationship - expected emotional
response to loss
Grief that lasts longer than 6 months Complicated/Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD)
for children and 12 months for adults
Experienced before the loss of Anticipatory
someone or something - sometimes
comes with relief when the person
finally does pass
Mourning a loss that is not socially Disenfranchised
recognized or supported
, 4 causes of normal grief 1. Loss of loved one
2. Loss of safety
3. Loss of autonomy
4. Loss of dreams
Loss of Autonomy Result of older adults inability to take care of
themselves and belief that they can no longer
contribute to society
Loss of Safety Erratic housing arrangements, children of divorce,
survivor of physical abuse
Loss of Dreams Client whose career path fails to mirror their
expectations
When a loved one it still living, but a Anticipatory
substantial diagnosis has been made,
clients health is worsening, or death
is imminent
Anticipatory grief commonly occurs Terminal illness
when a client has been identified as
having a
When a person is unable to accept Complicated grief
the death of a loved one and it
affects their ability to function this is
When a person does not have social Disenfranchised
support when they are grieving and
are left alone to grieve it can cause
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Terms in this set (57)
4 Types of Grief 1. Normal/Uncomplicated
2. Anticipatory
3. Complicated/PGD
4. Disenfranchies
Caused by the loss of a loved one, Normal/Uncomplicated
through death or the ending of a
relationship - expected emotional
response to loss
Grief that lasts longer than 6 months Complicated/Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD)
for children and 12 months for adults
Experienced before the loss of Anticipatory
someone or something - sometimes
comes with relief when the person
finally does pass
Mourning a loss that is not socially Disenfranchised
recognized or supported
, 4 causes of normal grief 1. Loss of loved one
2. Loss of safety
3. Loss of autonomy
4. Loss of dreams
Loss of Autonomy Result of older adults inability to take care of
themselves and belief that they can no longer
contribute to society
Loss of Safety Erratic housing arrangements, children of divorce,
survivor of physical abuse
Loss of Dreams Client whose career path fails to mirror their
expectations
When a loved one it still living, but a Anticipatory
substantial diagnosis has been made,
clients health is worsening, or death
is imminent
Anticipatory grief commonly occurs Terminal illness
when a client has been identified as
having a
When a person is unable to accept Complicated grief
the death of a loved one and it
affects their ability to function this is
When a person does not have social Disenfranchised
support when they are grieving and
are left alone to grieve it can cause
