Ch 2 Questions Flashcards
The stage of the grieving process where an attempt is made to secure a prize for good behavior or promise to, change one’s lifestyle is known as:
Bargaining
From the age 1 to the of age of 40,_________ is the leading cause of death.
Trauma
The stage of the grieving process that involves refusal to accept diagnosis or care is known as:
Denial
The stage of the grieving process where the person is ready to die is known as:
Acceptance
When providing support for grieving person, it is okay to say:
“I’m sorry”
When grieving, family members may express:
Rage, anger, despair
__________ is a response to the anticipation of danger.
Anxiety
Signs of anxiety include all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Diaphoresis
B. Comfort
C. Hyperventilation
D. Tachycardia
Comfort
Fear may be expressed as:
Anger, bed dreams, restlessness
If you find that you are the target of the patient’s anger, make sure that you:
Are safe
Do not take the anger or insults personally
Are tolerant and do not become defensive
When caring for critically ill or injured patients,__________ will be decreased if you can keep the patient informed at the scene.
Confusion
Anxiety
Feelings of helplessness
When acknowledging the death of a child, reactions vary, but_________ is/are common.
Shock
Disbelief
Denial
Negative forms of stress include all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Long hours
B. Exercise
C. Shift work
D. Frustration of losing a patient
Exercise
Stessors include_________ situations or conditions that may cause a variety of physiologic, physical, and psychological responses.
Emotional
Physical
Environmental
Prolonged or excessive stress has been proven to be a strong contributor to:
Heart disease
Hypertension
Cancer