Author Question: Providing care that is symptomatic but will not alter the course of disease is called: a. ... (Read 11 times)

CBme · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

Providing care that is symptomatic but will not alter the course of disease is called:

a. hospitable c. palliative
b. managed d. therapeutic

Question 2

A client who is terminally ill says he or she feels satisfied with the life God has provided and with the life choices made. Which stage of the Kbler-Ross stages of dying has the client successfully completed?

a. bereavement stage c. the bargining stage
b. grief work stage d. the acceptance stage

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

Answer to Question 1

C
Palliative care is care that relieves the symptoms, such as pain, but will not alter the course of disease. The goal is to ensure the highest possible quality of life for the client and family.

Answer to Question 2

D
The final stage of the Kbler-Ross stages of dying, acceptance, brings a sense of peace and contentment, but this stage may not be reached by every dying client. During this stage, the client attempts to organize personal and financial affairs. The client requires more sleep and may restrict visitation to those who are especially close.