According to the Harvard University Medical School committee, ...

[debasdf]

According to the Harvard University Medical School committee, what function must be irreversibly lost to define death?
 
  A) Respiratory functions
  B) Reflexes
  C) Consciousness
  D) Brain function

Question 2

The husband of a client who died of breast cancer is still grieving for his wife two years later. What type of grief is he experiencing?
 
  A) Unresolved
  B) Situational
  C) Inhibited
  D) Maturational

[angrybirds13579]

Answer to Question 1

Ans: D
A Harvard University Medical School committee added that the nonreversible loss of brain function, accompanied by the more traditional signs, should be the definitive definition of death.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: A
Unresolved grief is abnormal or distorted; it may be either unresolved or inhibited. In unresolved grief, a person may have trouble expressing feelings of loss or may deny them; unresolved grief also describes a state of bereavement that extends over a lengthy period. With inhibited grief, a person suppresses feelings of grief and may instead manifest somatic (body) symptoms, such as abdominal pain or heart palpitations.

[debasdf]

TYSM

[billybob123]

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