HCA 104 Final Test Questions with
Correct Answers
Phases of Grief - Answer-1. Crisis Phase: up to 18 months after death of loved one.
Shock, disbelief and a kind of psychological numbness. Longing for the deceased,
strong sense of sadness and uncontrolled crying, SOB, empty feeling
2. Transition Phase: still grieving but to a lesser extent. Begins to establish or re-
establish relationships with others
3. Third Phase: up to 36 months. Full resumption of normal activities. Memories of the
deceased are likely pleasant ones.
Stages of Grief - Answer-Denial
Anger
Barganing
Depression
Acceptance
Stages of the Family life cycle - Answer--Independent Stage
-Coupling Stage
-Parenting: Babies through adolescent
-Empty Nest: Launching Adult children
-Retirement or Senior stage of life
Culture - Answer-pattens of learned behaviour and values that are shared amoung
members of a group and passed along to new group members over time.
Symbolic, language, dress, food, music and behaviours.
Culture values guide our thinking, decisions and actions.
If language is different - Answer-be polite
address by full name.
smile and remain unhurried.
dont shout.
be brief and clear.
discuss one topic at a time.
try the same message with different words.
use gestures and pictures.
Correct Answers
Phases of Grief - Answer-1. Crisis Phase: up to 18 months after death of loved one.
Shock, disbelief and a kind of psychological numbness. Longing for the deceased,
strong sense of sadness and uncontrolled crying, SOB, empty feeling
2. Transition Phase: still grieving but to a lesser extent. Begins to establish or re-
establish relationships with others
3. Third Phase: up to 36 months. Full resumption of normal activities. Memories of the
deceased are likely pleasant ones.
Stages of Grief - Answer-Denial
Anger
Barganing
Depression
Acceptance
Stages of the Family life cycle - Answer--Independent Stage
-Coupling Stage
-Parenting: Babies through adolescent
-Empty Nest: Launching Adult children
-Retirement or Senior stage of life
Culture - Answer-pattens of learned behaviour and values that are shared amoung
members of a group and passed along to new group members over time.
Symbolic, language, dress, food, music and behaviours.
Culture values guide our thinking, decisions and actions.
If language is different - Answer-be polite
address by full name.
smile and remain unhurried.
dont shout.
be brief and clear.
discuss one topic at a time.
try the same message with different words.
use gestures and pictures.
