Which of the Following Components of Quality of Life (QOL)

question 26

Multiple Choice

Which of the following components of Quality of Life (QOL) would be assessed in the most common measures of QOL used today and which is considered most comprehensive?

• A)the number of disease-related symptoms, the number of individuals in the person's social support network, and levels of positive affect
• B)physical functioning, psychological status, social functioning, disease-related symptoms, and treatment-related symptoms
• C)the average of the physician's objective rating of the patient's quality of life and a close loved one's rating of the patient's quality of life
• D)the patient's qualitative and quantitative ratings of social support

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Definitions:

Cheilosis

A condition characterized by cracked, scaling, or sore corners of the mouth, often due to a vitamin deficiency or overclosure of the mouth.

Nutritional Plan

A tailored guideline for eating that incorporates nutrient intake, food choices, and dietary practices to meet individual health goals or medical needs.

Elevated Temperature

A body temperature that is higher than normal, often indicative of fever or infection.

Dysphagia

A medical condition characterized by difficulty swallowing, which can lead to poor nutrition and other complications.