Exam 5 Chapt 100-59

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Who is in control of client care in a hospice setting?

Back

The client is in control of their own care in a hospice setting.

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What is the first route of choice for administering pain medications to clients with severe pain related to end-stage diseases?

Back

The first route of choice is oral administration.

Front

What does a durable power of attorney for healthcare designate?

Back

It designates a person of the client's choice to make healthcare decisions should the client become incompetent.

Front

What is a primary nursing consideration when caring for a client in hospice with metastatic cancer?

Back

Help control the client's symptoms.

Front

What guideline is recommended for administering pain medications in a hospice program?

Back

Correlate the medication to the client's report of pain intensity.

Front

What is the role of hospice care?

Back

Hospice care focuses on providing comfort and support to clients with terminal illnesses.

Front

What is the significance of patient autonomy in hospice care?

Back

Patient autonomy allows clients to make their own healthcare decisions, including end-of-life choices.

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What is the purpose of palliative care?

Back

Palliative care aims to relieve symptoms and improve the quality of life for patients with serious illnesses.

Front

What is the importance of symptom management in hospice care?

Back

Effective symptom management is crucial for enhancing the comfort and quality of life for clients.

Front

What is the difference between curative and palliative care?

Back

Curative care aims to eliminate the disease, while palliative care focuses on relieving symptoms and improving quality of life.