Which is right about palliative care? Select one: a. Focuses on relief of suffering in the last stage of life b. Refers to hospice care c. Refers to the end of life care, including a home care d. Focuses on relief of suffering in any stage of chronic illnesses/disabilities for patients

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You are working with Janice who has been practicing nursing for over 30 years. Over lunch you discuss the topic of the history of nursing, and she becomes very sad and says, “You know, the heart of nursing has been lost.” She says that caring is absent in nursing today, and she believes caring is central to the concept of nursing and a professional ideal. What can you say about “caring” throughout the history of nursing?

PLEASE CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER. 1.) Which of the following are included in the basic level functions in areas of practice. 1. counselling 2. Millieu therapy 3. self care activities 4. psychotherapy 5. clinical supervision A. 1.3.5 B. 3,4,5 C. 1.2.3 ~ D. 2.3.42.) Nurse Shane provides a safe and non-threatening environment to her depressed patient. What is this intervention? A. Leadership B. Counseling C. Milieu therapy  D. Psychoeducation3.) This document outlines the areas of practice and phenomena of concern for today's psychiatric mental health nurse. A. Welfare standards B. heath care level C. Standards of Care  D. Quality of care4.) According to the Diathesis- stress model, for a genetic predisposition to result in mental disorder, it is usually precipitated by what factor? A. Psychological B. Spiritual C. Environmental  D. Emotional5. According to Jahoda, A mentally healthy person have all of the following EXCEPT: A. Self-Consciousness~ B. Self-Acceptance C.…

Do some research on the following authors and their ethical philosophies, and then explain the relevance of these thoughts to nursing practice.     1. Cantian or Kantian 2. St. Thomas Aquinas

A nurse is caring for an 80-year-old female patient who isliving in a long-term care facility. To help this patient adapt toher present circumstances, the nurse is using reminiscence astherapy. Which question would encourage reminiscence?a. “Tell me about how you celebrated Christmas when youwere young.”b. “Tell me how you plan to spend your time this weekend.”c. “Did you enjoy the choral group that performed hereyesterday?d. “Why don’t you want to talk about your feelings?”

Identifying the patient's personal circumstances about what they need to know and how they will best receive this information is the patient-centered approach that is advocated within medical circles. Group of answer choices A.True B.False

Using the Health Traditions Model, discuss how the following practitioners might approach an illness: Traditional healers Physician Chiropractor Nurse practitioner For this assignment: 1. Explain the components of Health Traditions Model. 2. Select an illness that all health roles may be familiar with. 3. Detail how each of the health roles might treat that illness.

Define and discuss what a continuum of care is and where do long-term care services fit in that continuum. Identify four factors that have led to the development of the long-term care system as it currently exists. Identify four strengths and four weaknesses of the long-term care system

An important function of Urgent Care centers is that:A.    Fills gaps in the delivery system B.    Increases the quality-of-care deliveryC.    Eliminates the need for ED careD.    Provides specialized surgical services