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What is the typical duration of Stage II of grief?
What is the typical duration of Stage II of grief?
- 2-5 years
- 6-12 months (correct)
- 1-2 years
- 1-6 months
What is anticipatory grief?
What is anticipatory grief?
- Grief experienced due to a dysfunctional relationship
- Grief experienced due to a cultural belief
- Grief experienced after an unexpected loss
- Grief experienced before an expected loss (correct)
What are the factors that influence a person's response to loss or death?
What are the factors that influence a person's response to loss or death?
- Spiritual beliefs, physical health, and occupation
- Culture, socioeconomic status, and the cause of loss (correct)
- Education, personality, and marital status
- Age, gender, and support systems
What is the initial response to loss experienced by most people?
What is the initial response to loss experienced by most people?
What is the difference between functional and dysfunctional depression in the context of dying?
What is the difference between functional and dysfunctional depression in the context of dying?
What is the purpose of nursing assessment of a client experiencing a loss?
What is the purpose of nursing assessment of a client experiencing a loss?
Flashcards
What is anticipatory grief?
What is anticipatory grief?
Grief experienced in anticipation of an expected loss.
Factors influencing response to loss
Factors influencing response to loss
Culture, socioeconomic status, and the cause of loss
Initial response to loss
Initial response to loss
Denial.
Purpose of nursing assessment for loss?
Purpose of nursing assessment for loss?
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Functional vs. Dysfunctional Depression
Functional vs. Dysfunctional Depression
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Study Notes
Grief and Loss
- The typical duration of Stage II of grief is 2-6 weeks, characterized by intense emotional pain, sadness, and denial.
Anticipatory Grief
- Anticipatory grief is a natural response to an impending loss, such as a terminal illness, where the individual begins to experience grief before the actual loss.
Factors Influencing Response to Loss or Death
- Factors that influence an individual's response to loss or death include:
- Personality traits
- Coping mechanisms
- Past experiences
- Social support systems
- Cultural and religious beliefs
Initial Response to Loss
- The initial response to loss experienced by most people is shock, numbness, and denial.
Depression in the Context of Dying
- Functional depression is a normal response to loss, allowing the individual to process and adapt to the loss, whereas
- Dysfunctional depression is an unhealthy response to loss, characterized by intense emotional pain, hopelessness, and inability to cope.
Purpose of Nursing Assessment
- The purpose of nursing assessment of a client experiencing a loss is to:
- Identify individual responses to loss
- Develop a plan to support the client's coping mechanisms
- Provide emotional support and education
- Facilitate a healthy grieving process
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