Which stage of dying is represented when a client who is dying ...

[michelleunicorn]

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]

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.

[michelleunicorn]

Excellent

[kusterl]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it