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In the days or hours before death, __________.
 
  A) body temperature rises
  B) skin becomes a brighter, reddish hue
  C) the hands and feet feel cool
  D) blood pressure rises

Question 2

Which of the following is true about death and dying?
 
  A) Most people say they want death with dignity.
  B) For about 50 percent of people, death is gentle.
  C) The dying person is merely a physical being requiring care.
  D) The dying benefit from a withdrawal of social support in the end.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: A





 

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