Chapter 23 Dying Death And Hospice Jeopardy Template

Stages of Grief	Discuss how Feelings and Attitudes about Death Differ	Caring for the Dying Resident	Rights of the Dying Resident and Family of the Resident	Common Signs Approaching Death
100 What is Bargaining Stage People who have begun to believe they are dying and make promises to God in order for them to recovery?	100 What is Experience with Death Someone who has been through other deaths may have a different understanding of death than someone who has not.	100 What is apply moisturizer as the lips may be cracked and provide mouth care every two hours. How do you care for the mouth of an unconscious resident?	100 What is the right to refuse or accept treatment What right do the patients have when it comes to providing care?	100 What is unfocused eyes, blurred or failing vision. Common sign approaching death associated with the sense of sight
200 What is Denial Stage When people refuse to believe they are dying?	200 What is Personality Type Open, expressive people may have an easier time talking about and coping with death than those who are very reserved or quiet.	200 What is give bed baths and incontinence care as needed. Skin should be kept clean and dry. Change sheets and clothes for comfort and keep sheets wrinkle free. How do you apply skin care to a dying patient?	200 What is when death is near, it is very emotional and saying goodbye can be a very important part of dealing with one's death. Helps them to have someone in the room and for them not to be alone. What are the residents rights when it comes to visitors?	200 What is impaired speak, or difficulty speaking Common sign approaching death associated with speaking
300 What is Acceptance Stage People who are ok with death and begin to prepare for it?	300 What is Religious Belief practices and beliefs affect a person's experience with death	300 What is observe residents for signs of pain and report them. Frequent changes of positive, back massage, skin care, and properly body alignment may help. How do you provide comfort for a dying resident?	300 What is they have the right to have privacy when they are alone or visitors come to visit. What are the residents rights when it comes to privacy?	300 What is loss of movement and muscle tone, and feeling Common sign approaching death associated with movement
400 What is Depression Stage People who are physically weaker and symptoms of illness get worse?	400 **BONUS *BONUS**	400 What is display favorite objects and photographs where the resident can see them, play music if resident requests it, place call bell in reach. How do you provide the proper environment to a dying resident?	400 What is hearing Which sense is usually present until death occurs?	400 What is cold, pale, spotting, or blotching of skin, poor circulation, mottling (bruised appearance) Common sign approaching death associated with skin
500 What is Anger Stage People who start to become outraged with the fact they are dying?	500 What is Cultural Background The practices people grow up with affect how they deal with death.	500 What is listening, pay attention, provide quiet and reassuring and loving presence of another person. How do you provide the proper emotional and spiritual support to a dying patient?	500 What is care of the body after death Postmortem care can be defined as	500 What is disorientation or confusion Common sign approaching death associated with the mind

Chapter 23 Dying, Death, and Hospice

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