Chapter 14 (Final)

Question 1

rights as a patient

Answer 1

• right to pain management
• right to refuse treatment
• right to refuse foo and drink
• right to request assisted death

Question 2

power of attorney for personal care

Answer 2

designate that helps them make decisions for personal care

Question 3

advance care directive’s

Answer 3

wishes for medical care

Question 4

facing death video

Answer 4

• family struggles to let go
• so much technology to prolong life
• cant overcome illnesses in most cases
• people are more than before coming to ICU to die
• hard to watch a family member go though illness

Question 5

euthanasia

Answer 5

“aided suicide”

legalized in 2016

Question 6

active euthanasia

Answer 6

deliberate act of providing lethal amount of medication to another person

Question 7

passive euthanasia

Answer 7

withholding of medication from a dying person

Question 8

right to die movement

Answer 8

death with dignity

Question 9

euthanasia eliginility

Answer 9

18
OHIP
capable mind
incurable leading to death

Question 10

modern palliative care movement

Answer 10

1960s
provides very personal care
publicly funded

Question 11

Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association

Answer 11

1991
national voice for hospice palliative care in Canada
active compassionate care for terminally ill

Question 12

goals of palliative care

Answer 12

comfort focused care

we need more research and education

Question 13

Bill c-277

Answer 13

an act proving for the development of a framework on palliative care in Canada.

Question 14

shadow grief

Answer 14

grief for previous losses

Question 15

chronic grief

Answer 15

thoughts and feelings dominated by loss of a loved one

Question 16

Anticipatory grief

Answer 16

grief prior to a loss

Question 17

social death

Answer 17

treat and perceive someone as dead but their physical body is not dead

Question 18

trajectory of dying

Answer 18

the pattern or course of dying overtime

Question 19

life review

Answer 19

a dying person looks over their life, seeking satisfaction that their life had meaning

Question 20

ego integrity

Answer 20

the acceptance that one’s life cycle is complete

Question 21

mourning

Answer 21

a public expression of grief

Question 22

disenfranchised grief

Answer 22

defined by society as legitimate grief

Question 23

morbid grieving

Answer 23

also known as complicated grieving, seen as abnormal grieving

Question 24

advance directives

Answer 24

a precise statement of the desired the desired treatment and care

Question 25

do not resuscitate order

Answer 25

someone requests to not be resuscitated

Question 26

power of attorney

Answer 26

a legal document