All but Which of the Following Are Difficulties That May

question 66

Multiple Choice

All but which of the following are difficulties that may occur with pain management in palliative care?

• A) some still report significant pain
• B) increased dosages can lead to decreased cognitive functioning
• C) increased dosages can lead to unconsciousness
• D) increased dosages can lead to terminal sedation
• E) most people are able to convey their symptom status and pain level, days before death

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Definitions:

Continuous Amnesia

A type of amnesia where the individual is unable to form new memories, leading to a continuous state of forgetting recent information or events.

Dissociative Fugues

A seldom-seen mental disorder defined by ephemeral forgetfulness of personal identity, covering memories, personality traits, and various unique identifiers.

Continuous Amnesia

A form of amnesia where the individual continuously loses the ability to form new memories, leading to an inability to recall recent events.

Organic Amnesia

A form of amnesia that results from a physical injury to the brain or from exposure to a toxic substance, which affects memory formation or retrieval.