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Actual Loss
is loss of person, object, emotion, idea.
Perceived Loss
is uniquely defined by person
(e.g. loss of pretige or confidence)
Maturational loss
Part of developmental process
Child going to school
Situational loss
-Sudden unpredictable external event causes loss
-E.g. MVA may cause multiple losses
-amputation, mastectomy
Hospitalization causes multiple losses
-Privacy
-Daily routine/ family roles disrupted
-Financial
Grief
is emotional response to a loss
Bereavement
includes grief & mourning
Complicated grief
unresolved loss
Chronic grief
lasts longer than expected
Exaggerated grief
overwhelmed, harmful coping
Delayed grief
surfaces later
Masked grief
interfere with normal function
Disenfranchised grief
if loss can’t be openly acknowledged
Normal grief
uncomplicated grief
Anticipatory grief
Process of disengaging or “letting go” when a loss is expected
Stages of grief (Kublar Loss)
Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
Palliative care
-prevention, relief, reduction, soothing of symptoms
-Not curative
-Maintain comfort & dignity
Care of a Terminal Patient
Focus is to facilitate coping, optimize physical, emotional, spiritual health
S/Sx Impending Death
Decreased LOC
Irregular, noisy breathing
Mottled lower extremities
Cold hands & feet
Weak pulse
Decreased urine output
Diminished swallowing