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| An actual or potential situation in which something that is valued is changed or no longer available. |
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Actual Loss
Anticipatory loss
Perceived loss |
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| Loss that others know about and can reconize |
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| Actual loss has not yet ocurred |
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| Loss experienced by an individual but can not be verified by others. |
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| Response to the emotional experience related to loss |
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| Outward social expression of loss |
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| Response experienced after death of someone with whom a significant relationship was shared (inclides grief and mourning) |
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| Gime me an example of a type of grief |
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| Another example of a type of grief? |
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| Give and example of types of grief |
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Chronic
Delayed
Exaggerated
Masked
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| Grieving Process/ Kubler- Ross |
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Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance |
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| Factors affecting the grief process |
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| Give an ex. of factors affecting the grief process |
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| Mention a factor affecting the grief process |
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| Example of Factors affecting the grief process |
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| Another ex. of factors affecting the grief process |
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| Relationship to the deceased |
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| One more ex. of factors affecting the grief process |
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| Factors affecting the grief process. Give an ex. |
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| Mention Factors affecting the grief process |
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| One more example of factors affecting the grief process |
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| More Factors affecting the grief process |
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| Experience and history of losses |
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| (Factors ) affecting the grief process |
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| Factors affecting the grief process: |
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| Physical Assessment, history, signs/symptoms (degree of reaction) |
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| Behaivoral, emotional, coping patterns... |
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Children
Adolescents
Early and middle adulthood
late adulthood |
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| Rituals, Bereavement, mourning |
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| Cultural influences, family... |
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| Give an ex. of Nursing Diagnoses |
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| Give another ex. of a Nursing Diagnoses |
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| Risk for dysfunctional grieving |
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| Maintain an accepting, non- judgmental attitude |
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| Give another ex. of Nursing implementation |
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| Respect cultural practices and grief reactions |
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| Example of Nursing implementation |
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| Assist with ritual as needed |
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| Another example /Nursing implementation |
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| One more ex;Nursing implementation |
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| One more....Nursing implementation |
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| Refer to bereavement specialists |
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| The nurse who is uncomfortable with death: |
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| When the nurse who is uncomfortable with death |
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| Avoids emotionally sensitive conversations |
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| The nurse who is uncomfortable with death does |
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| Limits contact with the patient and family |
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| Awareness of own mortality |
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| Should the nurse grieve?? |
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| 1.- Should the nurse grieve? |
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