9 Questions
Which of the following is NOT a sign of approaching death?
Increased appetite
What is the most appropriate management for weakness in a patient approaching death?
Prevent injuries and raise the head of the bed
What is the recommended approach to managing nausea and vomiting in a patient approaching death?
Use antiemetics
What should be considered when managing refractory distress in a patient approaching death?
Use palliative sedation
In postmortem care, which physical indication is NOT commonly observed?
Flushed body color
What is the main difference between hospice and palliative care?
Hospice is limited to a 6-month period, while palliative care can continue indefinitely
What are the main sources of hope and strength considered in psychosocial needs at end-of-life?
Organized religion and personal rituals
Which characteristics are typical of malignant cells?
Abnormal morphology, harmful to normal tissue, rapid cell division
What type of cancer affects blood-forming organs?
Leukemia
Prepare for NUR2392 Exam 1 with this quiz covering End-of-Life Pathophysiology of Death, Signs and Symptoms of Approaching Death, and Management of Symptoms such as weakness, aspiration, and disorientation.
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