Answer to Question 1
Ans: D
In light of the fact that the wife is grieving quietly and has not acknowledged the nurse's presence, it is likely appropriate to offer to leave her alone. Alluding to treatment options, a full life, or particularly sad aspects of the situation is inappropriate.
Answer to Question 2
Ans: B
Spiritual assessment should take place on admission and throughout the client's time in palliative care. Spiritual care is within the scope of nursing, and prayer would be appropriate if it were chosen based on a sound assessment of the client's needs and belief system. Nurses should be prepared to refer to whatever spiritual leader the client expresses a desire to speak with. Now is not the time to query, it is the time to listen.
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