Patients at the End of Life May Not Want Disruptive

question 49

Multiple Choice

Patients at the end of life may not want disruptive medical interventions. The preference can be recognized in a medical setting by designating the patient as

• A) prognosis and preferences
• B) tacit communications.
• C) comfort measures only.
• D) withhold and withdraw.

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