A patient/resident has terminal breast cancer and says she wants to live three more months to see her first grandchild.
According to Kubler-Ross, in what stage of the grief process is this patient/resident?

A patient/resident is dying of a lung disease. He has been recently yelling at the staff. What stage of the grief process may this be?

 The dying patient/resident has a right to:

Mr. Huang is terminally ill and has lost consciousness. The Nurse Assistant should:

One of the signs of biological death would include:

Mrs. O’Leary always keeps her rosary and medals with her at all times. These objects should be:

One of the goals of hospice care is to:

Keeping the terminally ill patients/residents comfortable includes:

It is important for the Nurse Assistant to monitor the condition of the dying patient/resident, who has written an Advanced
Directive not to resuscitate him, so that they can:

Usually the first task after the patient/resident has died and before the family comes to visit is to:

Postmortem care includes:

 After a patient’s/resident’s death, the Nurse Assistant should support the family by:

When preparing a body for postmortem transfer, the Nurse Assistant should first:

 As part of the care of a patient/resident after death, the Nurse Assistant should:

 When caring for a dying patient/resident, the Nurse Assistant should expect: