Stages of Grief DHO 8:2

Front

The stage of grief during which the patient asks, "Why me?" is called denial.

Back

False

Front

Patients should be left with some hope when told of approaching death.

Back

True

Front

If the patient says, "I don't believe the doctor read the test correctly," he or she is probably in the bargaining stage of dying.

Back

False

Front

Death with Dignity laws mandate that every individual has the right to make decisions regarding medical care, including the right to refuse treatment and the right to die.

Back

False

Front

"I always wanted to see Paris, but I wont have the chance now."

Back

Depression

Front

"I will make it to see my daughter walk down the aisle."

Back

Bargaining

Front

"I'd just like for you to sit with me and read my favorite poem. I'd like to hear it one more time."

Back

Acceptance

Front

"No, not me!"

Back

Denial

Front

"Why me?"

Back

Anger