Care That Is Given to a Patient to Keep a Patient

question 46

Multiple Choice

Care that is given to a patient to keep a patient comfortable rather than to save them from dying is called ________ care.

• A)palliative
• B)iatrogenic
• C)resuscitative
• D)curative
• E)comfort

Identify the key functions and goals of strategic human resource management in mobilizing human capital.

Understand the specifics of human resource management practices influenced by legal requirements, such as in Canada.

Recognize the implications of treating human resources as strategic assets for achieving high organizational performance.

Understand the recruitment process, including job analysis, job descriptions, and the use of technology in recruiting.

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Definitions:

Hierarchy Of Needs

A psychological motivational theory that describes human needs as a five-level hierarchy represented in the shape of a pyramid.

Self-Determination Theory

Argues that three needs—autonomy, competence, and relatedness—can explain much of human behavior.

Power Motives

The underlying psychological desires that drive individuals to seek control, influence, or authority over others.

Henry Murray

An American psychologist and one of the pioneers of personality psychology known for developing need theory and the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT).