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CHAPTER 30: DYING, DEATH, AND GRIEVING HALTER: VARCAROLIS' FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSING: A CLINICAL APPROACH, 8TH EDITION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024 $12.99   Add to cart
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CHAPTER 30: DYING, DEATH, AND GRIEVING HALTER: VARCAROLIS' FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSING: A CLINICAL APPROACH, 8TH EDITION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
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CHAPTER 30: DYING, DEATH, AND GRIEVING HALTER: VARCAROLIS' FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSING: A CLINICAL APPROACH, 8TH EDITION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024

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CHAPTER 30: DYING, DEATH, AND
GRIEVING HALTER: VARCAROLIS'
FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHIATRIC
MENTAL HEALTH NURSING: A CLINICAL
APPROACH, 8TH EDITION QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
1.DAnDadultDsaysDtoDtheDnurse,D"TheDcancerDinDmyDneckDspreadDinDonlyD2Dmonths.DI'veDbeenDcursedDmyDwh
oleDlife.DMaybeDifDIDhadDbeenDmoreDgenerousDwithDothersD..."DConsideringDtheDstagesDofDgriefDdescribedDb
yDKübler-Ross,DwhichDstageDisDevident?

a.DAnger

b.DDenial

c.DDepression

d.DBargainingD-DANSWERDANS:DD

TheDpatient'sDcommentDdemonstratesDanDattemptDtoDregainDcontrol.DBargainingDisDevidencedDbyDpeopleDr
eviewingDwhatDcouldDhaveDbeenDdoneDdifferently.DWhileDtheDpersonDmayDalsoDbeDexperiencingDangerDand
Ddepression,DtheDcommentDspeaksDdirectlyDtoDbargaining.DTheDpersonDshowsDacceptanceDofDtheDdisease.




PTS:D1DDIF:DCognitiveDLevel:DUnderstandD(Comprehension)

REF:DPagesD30-3,D22DTOP:DNursingDProcess:DAssessment

MSC:DClientDNeeds:DPsychosocialDIntegrity



2.DFourDteenagersDdiedDinDanDautomobileDaccident.DSixDmonthsDlater,DwhichDbehaviorDbyDtheDparentsDbest
DdemonstratesDacceptanceDofDtheDtragedy?DTheDparentsDwho



a.DisolateDthemselvesDatDhome.

b.DreturnDimmediatelyDtoDemployment.

c.DforbidDotherDteensDinDtheDhouseholdDtoDdriveDaDcar.

d.DcreateDaDscholarshipDfundDatDtheirDchild'sDhighDschool.D-DANSWERDANS:DD

LossDofDaDchildDisDamongDtheDhighestDriskDsituationsDforDmaladaptiveDgrieving.DTheDparentsDwhoDcreateDaDs
cholarshipDfundDareDopenlyDexpressingDtheirDfeelingsDandDmemorializingDtheirDchild.DTheDotherDparentsDin
DthisDquestionDareDisolatingDthemselvesDand/orDdenyingDtheirDfeelings.

, PTS:D1DDIF:DCognitiveDLevel:DApplyD(Application)D

REF:DPagesD30-3,D21,D42D(BoxD30-5)DTOP:DNursingDProcess:DEvaluation

MSC:DClientDNeeds:DPsychosocialDIntegrity



3.DAfterDaDspouse'sDdeath,DanDadultDrepeatedlyDsays,D"IDshouldDhaveDrecognizedDwhatDwasDhappeningDand
DbeenDmoreDhelpful."DThisDadultDisDexperiencing



a.Ddepression.

b.Dbargaining.

c.Danger.

d.Dguilt.D-DANSWERDANS:DD

GuiltDisDexpressedDbyDtheDbereavedDperson'sDself-
reproach.DAnger,Ddepression,DandDbargainingDcannotDbeDassessedDfromDdataDgivenDinDtheDscenario.



PTS:D1DDIF:DCognitiveDLevel:DUnderstandD(Comprehension)

REF:DPageD30-22DTOP:DNursingDProcess:DAssessmentD

MSC:DClientDNeeds:DPsychosocialDIntegrity



4.DADwidowerDtellsDfriends,D"IDamDtakingDmyDneighborDoutDforDdinner.DIt'sDtimeDforDmeDtoDbeDmoreDsociabl
eDagain."DConsideringDtheDstagesDofDgriefDdescribedDbyDKübler-Ross,DwhichDstageDisDevident?

a.DAnger

b.DDenial

c.DDepression

d.DAcceptanceD-DANSWERDANS:DD

AsDanDindividualDacceptsDloss,DtheDpersonDrenewsDinterestDinDpeopleDandDactivities.DTheDpersonDisDseeking
DtoDmoveDintoDnewDrelationships.DTheDpatient'sDcommentDdemonstratesDanDattemptDtoDregainDcontrol.DBa

rgainingDisDevidencedDbyDpeopleDreviewingDwhatDcouldDhaveDbeenDdoneDdifferently.DWhileDtheDpersonDma
yDalsoDexperienceDoccasionalDangerDorDsadness,DtheDcommentDspeaksDdirectlyDtoDacceptance.



PTS:D1DDIF:DCognitiveDLevel:DUnderstandD(Comprehension)

REF:DPagesD30-3,D22DTOP:DNursingDProcess:DAssessment

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