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Question 21

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__________ is a document in which the person specifies the conditions under which he or she wishes to receive certain treatment or to refuse or discontinue life-sustaining treatment.

A) Durable power of attorney for health care
B) Living will
C) Advance directives
D) Assisted suicide

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The typical sequence in the stages of dying, according to Kübler-Ross, is:

A) anger, denial, bargaining, despair, acceptance.
B) denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
C) shock, questioning, denial, bargaining, acceptance.
D) anxiety, depression, anger, hope, joy.

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___________ refers to the exploration of feelings of sorrow, anger, and guilt over the experience of a significant loss. Catharsis

Many people tend to experience the five stages of dying that Kübler-Ross has delineated in a(n) ____________________ fashion.

__________ means that a person has decided-after going through a decision-making process and without coercion from others-to end his or her life because of extreme suffering involved with a terminal illness.

The ancient Greeks had an attitude toward death that is best summed up in the dictum:

__________ is quite common and is often directed toward the deceased and may also be aimed at oneself or at friends, family members, and health care providers.

_______________ involves providing lethal means to cause a person's death, with the individual performing the act that ends his or her own life.

Which of the following signs may NOT indicate that an individual is at risk for suicide?

Which of the following statements is/are NOT true about the prevention of suicide?

Which of the following is NOT a question a counselor who subscribes to the relational model of death and grieving would ask a client who has recently lost her father?

The trend toward more direct involvement in the care for the dying of significant others is exemplified in the:

Which model of coping with grief and bereavement posits that people are born into networks of relationships and remain woven into those networks long after they die?

In the task-based model for coping with dying, the psychological tasks are associated with all of the following EXCEPT :

_____________________ are designed to protect the self-determination of people who have reached a point in their illness when they are not able to make decisions on their own about their care.

The hospice movement came about in response to what many people perceived to be:

Emily is dying, and her family has placed her in a homelike environment where she will be allowed to die with dignity. Emily is in a:

Roger and Becky are divorcing. Even after the decision is made they try to convince themselves that the state of their marriage isn't all that bad, that nobody is perfect, and that things would be worse if they separate. According to Kübler-Ross, they are in the following stage of grief:

Psychiatrist Irvin Yalom's work in group therapy with cancer patients demonstrated that:

William Blau, who teaches a course on death and dying, points out that: