Author Question: Which stage of dying is represented when a client who is dying says, Please let me live to see my ... (Read 45 times)

michelleunicorn · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

Which stage of dying is represented when a client who is dying says, Please let me live to see my daughter graduate from college?

a. denial c. bargaining
b. anger d. acceptance

Question 2

What kind of care for terminally ill clients is provided when the main goal is allowing the client to die with dignity?

a. home c. intensive
b. hospice d. palliative

tsternbergh47 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
According to Kbler-Ross, there are five possible stages of dying experienced by clients and their families. Clients experience these stages in differing degrees and for differing lengths of time; they may not move sequentially through each stage. In the third stage, bargaining, the client seeks to postpone or reverse the situation (e.g., to live long enough for a meaningful event to occur, such as a child's wedding). The client usually bargains silently or confides in a spiritual counselor.

Answer to Question 2

B
Hospice care for clients who are terminally ill is care provided when the main goal is allowing the client to die with dignity surrounded by those who love them.