104. When an individual experiences a change in their life, they eventually accept their situation. An example of an accepting behavior would be:

83. Carl, a DNR or “no code” patient was ready to die and said to you, “Could you move so I can reach my mother’s hand?” You know there was no one else in the patient’s room, so you decide to:

35. “My daughter is getting married in 6 months and my son is graduating from college in 9 months. If I can only live long enough to see these two events, I would be happy.” This stage of dying is:   

112. The hematological malignancy usually seen in children is:

39. When you have any patient in isolation you will:

49. Which of the following are considered to be goals of hospice?

49. Which of the following are considered to be goals of hospice?

68. Family members of the dying patient are dealing with loss, yet they feel they must appear as if everything is normal. Family members should be taught that: 

48. A patient may use avoidance behaviors when they are dying. An example of avoidance behavior is: 

122. To follow up on the complaints of her headache, an exam will be done that is able to visualize cross sectional tissues in the brain. She will be undergoing a(n):