Grief

Question 1

Five stages of grief

Answer 1

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

Question 2

the period of grief and sadness that is the normal process of reacting to a loss and may include mental, physical, social, and emotional reactions

Answer 2

Bereavement

Question 3

Deep mental and emotional anguish that is a response to the subject experience of loss or something significant

Answer 3

Grief

Question 4

Experiencing of the feelings and emotions associated with the normal grief response before the loss actually occurs

Answer 4

Anticipatory grieving

Question 5

Grieving that is fixated in the denial stage of the grief process

Answer 5

Delayed grieving

Question 6

Grieving that is fixated in the anger stage of the grief response

Answer 6

Exaggerated or distorted grief

Question 7

Age group unable to recognize or understand

Answer 7

Birth to age two

Question 8

Age group that experiences regressive behaviors, changes in eating and sleep patterns

Answer 8

Ages three to five

Question 9

Age group where children believe that this contagious death is personified and a form of a monster, and can include regressive and aggressive behaviors withdrawn, School phobias, somatic symptoms, and clinging behavior

Answer 9

Ages six to nine

Question 10

Age where they are finally able to understand that is final. Feelings of anger, guilt, and depression are common. Peer relationships and school preformance may be disrupted

Answer 10

Ages 10 to 12

Question 11

Individuals in this age group have a attitude of immortality. May withdrawal into themselves or attempt to go about usual activities in the effort to avoid dealing with the pain of the loss

Answer 11

Adolescence

Question 12

Multiple losses that result in the person being less able to adapt and reintegrate, complicated grief response, and mental and physical health may be jeopardized

Answer 12

Bereavement overload

Question 13

Self-esteem intact, May openly Express anger, has a mixture of good and bad days able to experience moments of pleasure, except comfort and support from others, maintains feelings of hope, May Express guilt feelings over some aspects of the loss, relates feelings of depression to specific loss experience may experience Transit physical symptoms

Answer 13

Normal grief

Question 14

Self-esteem is Disturbed usually does not directly Express anger, persistent state of dysphoria, does not respond to social interaction and support from others, feelings of hopelessness prevail, has generalized feelings of guilt, does not relate feelings to a particular experience, expresses chronic physical complaine

Answer 14

Clinical depression