WorksheetsEnd of Life Comfort & Compassionate Support Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the primary focus of end of life care?
Predicting time of death
Performing medical procedures
Providing comfort and dignity
Curing illness
Which of the following is NOT part of your role in end of life care?
Providing gentle personal care
Offering sips of water if safe
Changing medications
Keeping the environment calm
How can you protect a client’s dignity during personal care?
Covering the client during personal care
Avoiding explanations of your actions
Ignoring cultural or spiritual practices
Speaking loudly to ensure they hear you
Which of the following is a common end of life change?
Heightened energy levels
Improved breathing
Cool hands or feet
Increased appetite
What is the correct approach if a client becomes restless and pulls at their blankets?
Restrain them to prevent movement
Scold them for their behavior
Speak softly, adjust their position, and notify your supervisor
Ignore the behavior and continue your tasks
What should you do if a family member asks, 'How much longer do you think they have?'
Promise them a specific outcome
Respond gently and explain you cannot predict timing
Provide medical advice to reassure them
Predict the time of death based on your observations
Which of the following actions supports families during end of life care?
Predicting outcomes to ease their anxiety
Performing medical procedures for the client
Sharing personal beliefs without being asked
Encouraging rest and staying calm
What is your role when a client passes away during your shift?
Move the body immediately to prepare for funeral arrangements
Notify your supervisor and follow agency protocol
Promise the family that everything will be okay
Perform medical procedures to confirm death
Which of the following is an appropriate way to provide emotional support to a client?
Speak loudly to ensure they hear you
Ignore their feelings to avoid discomfort
Hold their hand if welcomed
Offer medical advice to reassure them
What is one thing you must NOT do during end of life care?
Provide comfort and support
Respect the client’s wishes
Maintain dignity
Predict time of death
