Throughout the Course of the Illness, a Patient Has Denied

question 12

Multiple Choice

Throughout the course of the illness, a patient has denied its seriousness, even though the health professionals have explained prognosis of death very clearly. Physiological signs now indicate that the patient will probably die, but the patient is still firmly in a state of emotional denial. The patient says to the nurse, "Tell my wife to stop hovering and go home. I'm going to be fine." How should the nurse respond?

• A)"Your physical signs indicate that you will likely not live more than a few more hours."
• B)"You seem very sure that you are not going to die. Please tell me more about what you are feeling."
• C)"It seems to me you would be feeling some anger and wondering why all this is happening to you."
• D)"It would be best for your family if you were able to work through this and come to accept the reality of your situation."

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Definitions:

Cost Of Goods Sold

Directly attributable expenses in the making of products sold by a business, encompassing materials and labor.

Materials Quantity Variance

The variance between the real amount of materials consumed in the manufacturing process and the anticipated standard amount, measured at the standard expense.

Standard Hours

The predetermined amount of time expected to complete a task or produce a unit of product under normal conditions.

Total Standard Cost

The aggregated cost of direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead used in producing a product under standard costing.