QUIZ Chapter 7&8

Question 1

The SUPPORT study of end-of-life care in the U.S.

Answer 1

failed to improve care or patient outcomes

Question 2

Dying persons who seek hospice care do so because _________.

Answer 2

they desire relief from distressing symptoms

Question 3

Up to the 19th century, care of the sick and dying occurred mainly _________

Answer 3

at home

Question 4

In America in 2014, what percent of all deaths occurred in long-term care facilities?

Answer 4

20 percent

Question 5

The only alternative to experiencing the pain of loss would be _________.

Answer 5

to restrict and impoverish one’s life

Question 6

Anger, guilt, and anxiety are most closely associated with:

Answer 6

grief

Question 7

Behaviors in the bereaved such as searching for the dead person and calling out for that person are:

Answer 7

normal

Question 8

Catherine Sanders’ phase theory in mourning is an advance over the stage theory of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross because:

Answer 8

Sanders describes choices bereaved individuals can make within the mourning process

Sanders offered a research-based sequence of mourning vs. a set of clinical observations.

Sanders emphasized the individuality of the mourning process.