Which of the following were identified as barriers to hospice care? Select all that apply.

Holding the body of a dead loved one is a ritual that has been seen across cultures as beneficial in coping with death.

What term describes the process by which we interpret major life events (such as loss) and the role they play in reforming our life story.

Someone using this coping pattern may be seen as being feelings-focused and emotionally driven.

Extra credit (1 point): Type your answer in the box Caregiver _______ happens when someone’s caregiving responsibilities negatively affect their emotional and physical well-being.

Which of these statements is false regarding rationing of resources within healthcare?

We learned that there can be a great deal of symptom overlap between AD and depression. First, (1) list three symptoms that Alzheimer’s disease and depression have in common. Then, (2) describe one way that a clinician could try to distinguish between AD and depression. 

Extra credit (1 point): Type your answer in the box What is the name of the organization that helps people with AD age in place by matching them with a trained service dog?

Extra credit (1 point): Type your answer in the box What is a Memory Cafe?

Which type of loss is described within the book as often prompting a “developmental push” which is likely to change a person’s outlook on life?