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Palliative Care


✓~ Health care aimed at symptom management rather than curative treatment for

diseases that no longer respond to treatment.




Hospice Care


✓~ Provides compassionate supportive care to patients and their families who are in

their last stages of the dying.




Goals of Palliative Care:


✓~ Provide relief from symptoms, including pain. Regard dying as a normal process.

Affirm life and neither hasten nor postpone death. Support holistic patient care and

enhance quality of life. Offer support to patients to live as actively as possible until

death. Offer support to family during patients illness and in their own bereavement.




What are different ethical and legal issues regarding end of life?

, ✓~ Organ and tissue donations, advance directives (e.g., medical power of attorney,

living wills), and resuscitation.




Advance Directives


✓~ A general term used to describe documents that give instructions about future

medical care and treatments and who should make them in the event the person is

unable to communicate.




Directive to Physicians


✓~ A written document specifying the patients wish to be allowed to die without

heroic or extraordinary measures.




Do Not Resuscitate (DNR)


✓~ A written physicians order instructing health care providers not to attempt CPR,

often requested by family; must be signed by a physician to be valid.




Living Will

, ✓~ A lay term used frequently to describe any number of documents that give

instructions about future medical care and the treatments or the wish to be allowed to

die without heroic or extraordinary measures should the patient be unable to

communicate for self.




Medical Power of Attorney


✓~ At term used by some states to describe a document used for listing the person or

persons to make health care decisions should a patient become unable to make

informed decisions for self.




What are essential communication components in end of life care?


✓~ Empathy and active listening.




Empathy


✓~ The identification with and understanding of another's situation, feeling, and/or

motives.




Listening

, ✓~ An active process required in the development of empathy toward another's

feelings.




How does silence aide in communication with dying clients and their family?


✓~ Frequently related to the overwhelming feelings experienced at the end of life.

Can also allow time to gather thoughts. Listening sends a message of acceptance and

comfort. Also considerate patients ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds.




Near the end of life how can a patients communication oftentimes be identified

as?


✓~ Confused, disoriented, or garbled.




What is one way for creating an environment for the patient and his/her family

members?


✓~ A family conference.




What are the physical manifestations of approaching death in regards to

Sensory Systems?

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