Palliative Care Domains Quiz

Palliative care is passive care and does not require specific management for specific conditions.

Palliative care is only provided in hospital settings, not in health clinics or homecare.

Palliative care is a 'one size fits all' approach that does not consider the specific needs of the patient.

Pain management is not considered vital in palliative care as the focus is on other aspects of treatment.

Symptom management in palliative care only involves treating pain, neglecting other symptoms like nausea, weakness, and mental confusion.

Palliative care patient support services consist of two categories: pain management and spiritual counseling.

Palliative care should only begin after all treatment options have been exhausted.

In palliative care, the patient and family are treated as separate entities.

Holistic care in palliative care focuses only on the physical aspect of the patient's well-being.

A multidisciplinary team approach is not important in palliative care.

Effective communication skills are not essential in providing palliative care.

Palliative care management focuses solely on alleviating physical symptoms.

Community palliative care programs occur within hospitals as dedicated inpatient units.

Domain 2 of Quality Palliative Care covers physical aspects such as pain, dyspnea, and medication management.

The psychological aspects of care in palliative care do not include addressing cognitive impairment.

Cultural aspects of care in palliative care involve addressing language barriers and dietary preferences.

$\frac{1}{2}$ of the domains of quality palliative care focus on physical and psychological aspects.

Interdisciplinary team assessment based on patient/family goals of care is a part of the 'Structure and Processes of Care' domain.

Palliative care is solely focused on prolonging the life of the patient.

Hospice care is a separate concept from palliative care in all countries around the world.

Palliative care can only be provided after all curative treatments have been exhausted.

The global need for palliative care will decrease due to advancements in medical treatments.

Palliative care involves a one-size-fits-all approach that does not consider individual patient needs.