The Dignity of a Terminally Ill Person Is Likely to Be

question 8

Multiple Choice

The dignity of a terminally ill person is likely to be maintained when

• A) family members continue to visit on a regular basis.
• B) dying patients write very specific instructions for their care.
• C) patients are seen, and know they are seen, as being worthy of honor and esteem.
• D) patients have the finances to afford more expensive care facilities.

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Definitions:

Emotional Empathy

The capability to share and understand another person's feelings and emotions, essentially putting oneself in another's shoes emotionally.

Job Satisfaction

The degree to which an individual feels positively about their job, including aspects of their role, environment, and rewards.

Emotions

Strong positive or negative feelings directed toward someone or something.

Attitudes

An individual's settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically reflected in their behavior.