Spiritual Dimension in Palliative Care Quiz

Which document provides a set of instructions in which an individual would not want certain treatments?

In which country is the POLST (Portable Medical Orders) in wide use?

Which directive allows a person to decide that they do not want resuscitation attempted in the event of sudden cardiac arrest?

Which document appoints a person to manage the property and financial affairs of another person if the donor becomes unable to make financial decisions?

Which legal declaration provides for the distribution of a person's property at death?

Which document indicates patient preferences for resuscitation and scope of treatment?

Which document cannot be used to refuse any basic care needed to keep the individual comfortable?

Which assessment considers spirituality as an essential component of geriatric care for elderly patients facing illness and potentially life-threatening events?

What must be satisfied in order to state that capacity is lacking?

According to the U.K. Mental Capacity Act 2005, decisions and actions should be tested against how many key principles?

How should advance statements be reviewed as the patient's condition changes?

What should doctors do in relation to relevant discussions with the patient and changes to the Advance Statement?

What is the purpose of a Universal Form of Treatment Options (UFTO) in Hospital settings?

How should advance statements be taken into account by health and social care professionals?

What must be done with changes in an Advance Statement?

What is the legal status of an advance statement?

What is the FICA Spiritual History Tool used for?

How is spiritual distress defined according to Carpenito-Moyet (2004)?

Who may physicians consider conducting a spiritual assessment with?

What may spiritual distress be associated with in end-of-life patients?

What is the primary purpose of the SDAT (Spiritual Distress Assessment Tool)?

When might physicians consider initiating a spiritual conversation with a patient?

What should physicians consider before conducting a spiritual assessment?

What is the significance of spirituality in palliative care?

What should physicians avoid when asking patients about their spiritual practices?

Why is it important for physicians to ask patients about their spiritual beliefs and practices?

What are some helpful questions that physicians can ask during a spiritual assessment?

When should physicians offer faith-specific support?

What should be the goal of a spiritual assessment according to the text?

In what instances should physicians avoid assuming that their spirituality mirrors that of their patients?

What is the focus of a spiritual assessment according to the text?

What should physicians not attempt to do during a spiritual assessment according to the text?

What is the main purpose of the Religious/Spiritual Struggle Screening Protocol (RSSSP)?

Which tool uses an acronym to guide health professionals through a series of questions related to patient spirituality and its potential effect on health care?

What types of questions does the HOPE tool ask in relation to patients' spirituality and practices?

What is the main objective of the Open Invite tool for spiritual dialogue?

What is the purpose of the Spiritual Distress Assessment Tool (SDAT)?

How can physicians incorporate spiritual assessment results into patient care?

How might different traditions and practices impact standard medical practice?

What is one way for physicians to signal their care for their patients' beliefs?