CHP 13

A series of intense psychological and physical responses occuring after a loss

Any situation, either potential, actual or perceived wherein a valued object or person is changed or is not accessible to the individual is

A child is lost in the woods is an example of what loss?

A diabetic client is faced with having a foot amputated is an example of what loss?

When a person is not selected for a job the ________loss is income, and the _________loss is self-esteem.

The four major categories of loss are loss of?

A toddler who loses a bottle after learning to drink from a glass is

Takes place in response to external events generally beyond the individual's control, such as losing a job when a company is bankrupt is an example of

Losing a loved one
Moving to a different area
Separation
Divorce
Death

Are examples of

A physiological loss includes loss of physical function oroloss resulting from disfigurement or disappearane of a body part (amputation or mastectomy) is an example of

A result of trauma, illness, or tx methodology such as surgery is a loss of

Loss of sense of humor, ambition, or enjoyment in life is an example of

Whenever an object that a person values is changed or damaged or disappears, loss occurs iss example of

When a person moves away from familiar surroundings (another home, different community) is example of what loss

A period of grief that follows the death of a loved one is

The three stages of grief are

Painful experience begins when the individual consciously realizes the full meaning of the loss is?
What do they feel?

The period of shock may last from only days to a month or more?
What do they feel?

During the last stage, the loss is integrated into reality of the indiviuals life is example of?
What do they feel?

Types of Grief are:

Memory trick of the three stages of grief is

Energy using hands to clear, energize, and balance the energy field

A technique releasing block energy within an individual when specific points (Tsubas) along the meridians are pressed or massaged by the practitioner's fingers, thumbs, and heel of the hands is

Five stages of death

Care the relieves sx's such as pain, but does not alter the course of the disease

_________ care can start much earlier in the disease proess than ________ care, which is usually offered in the last 6mths of life.

What dx if the perception that one's own action will not significantly affect an outcome; a perceive lack of control over a current situation?

Anyone w/ a serious illness regardless of life expectancy?

Breathing characterized by periods of apnea alternating w/ periods of dyspnea is an example of

Noisy respirations, secretions accumulate in the larynx and trachea

Should analgesics be withdrawn from a conscious client in a coma y or n?

OPO stands for

Who identified the five psychological stages of the dying process?

The difference between pathological and normal grief is the?

_______ care is an alternative to hospitalization whne aggressive medical tx is no longer an option?

After death, the nurses focus is

Each person dies a ______ death?

1,000 ways to die LOL