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23 Cards in this Set
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what is erickson's last stage of development?
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integrity vs despair
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What is the focus of erickson's last stage of development?
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contemplation about the end of life
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What is the stages of kubler-ross?
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1) denial
2) anger 3) bargaining 3) depression 4) acceptance |
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What is denial?
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putting emotionally conflictual material out of conscious awareness
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What is anger?
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anger covers up helplessness with death
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What is bargaining
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process of rapid life review wanting to make a deal or exchange
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What is the depression associated with dying
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person needs to express sorrow over the loss of everything and everybody
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What is preparatory depression?
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preparatory grief required to give up and die with acceptance
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What is a good intervention for preparatory depression?
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listening and support NOT cheer
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What is the final stage of death for kubler-ross?
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contemplate the end with degree of quiet expectation
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what is the best way to help with acceptance stage?
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short visiting times be silent and be there
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What is the best way of dealing with death?
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just be there
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How do children under 5 understand death?
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do not appreciate finality and irreversibility of death
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By middle childhood what is the view of death?
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realistic view of finality and fear
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What is view of death during adulthood?
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cognitively understand finality and resent and despair that none of their dreams fo rthe future will come true
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What happens two survivors during mourning?
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1) denial and disbelief
2) yearning |
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What is an increased for survivors?
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mortality and morbidity
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What is the time sequence of mourning?
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disbelief and denial last a few weeks, then depression and searching for the person for a year
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What are the three attitudes of death acceptance?
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1) neutral acceptance
2) approach acceptance 3) greif acceptance 4) greif and epression |
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What is the neutral appraoch
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death is an integral part of life
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What is the approach acceptance?
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death is a passage to a better afterlife
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What is the escape acceptance?
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death is an escape of painful life
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What is the difference of uncomplicated grief and major depression
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1) connectedness
2) when it will end 3) self esteem 4) suicidal 5) positive feelings present (some) 6) consolable |
