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? supports dying pts and their family members.
Hospice
Hospice lets pts die with ? and to be free of ? and to be surrounded by ?
dignity,
pain,
loved ones
The philosophy of Hospice is to ? for, not ? the pt so no unnescessary medical procedures are administered.
care,
cure
Some of the key features of Hospice are that the dying person and family can decide on the level of ?
support
With hospice there is no attempt to ? or prolong ?
cure,
life
With hospice every attempt possible is made to control ?
pain
With Hospice the pt is allowed to die in a ? like setting
home
With Hospice ? counseling is provided before and after death to family.
bereavement
A British study on Hospice discovered that pts spent fewer days in ? and fewer ? procedures were performed, care was more oriented towards their ? needs, and that family appeared to display fewer symptoms of ? and greater ? 1-2 yrs afte pt passed.
pain,
medical,
emotional,
grief,
well-being
A mutation in the LMNA gene that causes a premature aging disorder known as ?
progeria
Babies born with progeria look ? when born they do have a low body ? they have thin ? skin, they have joint ? and they end up dying from older individual type diseases like ? and ?
normal,
weight,
wrinkled,
stiffness,
CAD, stroke
Kids that have progeria have thin ?, enlarged skulls known as ?, no ?'s, they are ? in stature, and the front ? doesn't close up and there is poor tooth ? and they are prone to ?
jaws,
macropcephaly,
short, fontanel,
structure, diabetes
The life expectancy for a child with progeria is ?-?yrs
12-13