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The nurse is assessing a dying patient's spiritual beliefs about death. Which acronym represents topics the nurse can use to help with this assessment process?
 
  1. ABC
  2. FICA
  3. DABDA
  4. RACE

Question 2

A patient tells the nurse, My husband left me to be with God. What should the nurse realize this patient is demonstrating?
 
  1. coping
  2. denial
  3. a regional difference in the way death is expressed
  4. a cultural rite related to death



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Answer to Question 1

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Faith, influence, community, and address form the acronym FICA. These topics can help the nurse move through the spiritual assessment process with a patient. ABC represents airway, breathing, and circulation, and is not related to assessing a dying patient's spiritual beliefs about death. DABDA represents denial, anger, bargaining, despair, and acceptance and are Kbler-Ross's stages of grieving. RACE represents the emergency evacuation procedure during a fire: remove, activate, confine, and extinguish. This acronym is not related to this situation.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 3

Regional differences in the way death is expressed in the United States include passed away, went to be with God, and passed from this life. This statement does not reflect coping, denial, or a cultural rite.




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