1255 Loss, Grief, And Bereavement Part 1

Front 1

? can be of a family member, a house, a job.

Back 1

loss

Front 2

A loss can be real or ? or it can even be ?

Back 2

perceived,
anticipated

Front 3

Losses trigger ? and ?

Back 3

grief,
mourning

Front 4

? is the emotional response to the loss and it is the feeling being felt by the individual, we don't ? feel what they feel.

Back 4

Grief,
directly

Front 5

? is the outward social expression of loss and it is dictated by ? norms, customs and practices.

Back 5

Mourning,
cultural

Front 6

? includes grief and mourning.

Back 6

bereavement

Front 7

The Nurse's role for loss, grief, and bereavement is to assess the ? Assist the pt with ?, and ? survivors.

Back 7

grief,
grief,
support

Front 8

The grief process begins before the ?

Back 8

death

Front 9

The grief process is not orderly or ?

Back 9

predictable

Front 10

The grief process includes a ? of stages or tasks.

Back 10

series

Front 11

With ? no one ever gets over it we learn to live with it.

Back 11

grief

Front 12

grief work leads to living with the ?

Back 12

loss

Front 13

? grief is the grief before a loss it is the actual or fear of potential losses.

Back 13

anticipatory

Front 14

Anticipatory grief is experienced by ?, ?, ?

Back 14

patient, family, professionals

Front 15

When dealing with grief children have ? needs.

Back 15

unique

Front 16

Interventions for grief include EARLAP.

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education, adaptive equipment, reframing, life review, advanced directives, presence.

Front 17

For teaching we can teach about what the ? is or what the ? process is.

Back 17

disease,
dying

Front 18

We can use ? to identify the positive as an intervention.

Back 18

reframing

Front 19

We use ? review to help the pt identify their purpose.

Back 19

life

Front 20

An intervention that gives a pt control is an advanced ?

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directive

Front 21

A big intervention is to actively ? and ? them as a person.

Back 21

listen,
validate