The Nurse Is Caring for a Terminally Ill Patient Whose

question 11

Multiple Choice

The nurse is caring for a terminally ill patient whose children have come home to be with their mother during her last few days. They spend time looking through picture albums, watching old home movies, and remembering fun times spent together. The nurse identifies which term that best describes the activity of the patient's children?

• A) Anticipatory grieving
• B) Bereavement
• C) Caregiver role strain
• D) Death anxiety

Differentiate between transactional and transformative leadership styles and their relevance in social movements.

Comprehend the theory and history of civil disobedience in the US, its legal and illegal tactical options in protest movements.

Evaluate how free spaces contribute to the formation and sustenance of social movements.

Explain the influence of mass movements on the American belief in individualism and democracy.

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Definitions:

Terminally Ill

Refers to a patient who has an illness that is expected to lead to death in the near future.

Spiritual Needs

The innate human need to find meaning, purpose, and connection in life, often fulfilled through religious, philosophical, or personal beliefs and practices.

Hospital Chaplain

A spiritual support provider who offers pastoral care, counseling, and religious services to patients, families, and staff within a hospital setting.

Rabbi

A religious teacher and leader in Judaism, responsible for teaching Jewish laws and traditions and leading religious services.