Question

1. people are holistic beings, which means that they have

a. physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs
b. physical, sexual, and spiritual needs
c. physical, emotional, psychosocial, sexual, and spiritual needs

1. circle the correct answer to indicate whether the following statements are true or false. if false, provide the reason it is false.

a. palliative care regards dying as a natural process, considers the person and family as the and continues through death and into bereavement.
true false
b. palliative care is active, holistic care for older individuals with serious health - related su severe illness.
true false
c. palliative care improves the quality of life of a person through the prevention and relief of
true false
d. all people with life - limiting conditions can potentially benefit from a palliative approach
true false

1. what can be learned when an hcp asks the \surprise question\?

Explanation:

1. People are considered holistic beings with physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs. Option a is correct.

8a. Palliative care indeed views dying as natural and involves the person and family through death and bereavement, so it's true.
8b. Palliative care is for people with serious health - related issues including severe illness, but not just for older individuals, so it's false.
8c. One of the main goals of palliative care is to improve quality of life by preventing and relieving suffering, so it's true.
8d. Palliative care can benefit those with life - limiting conditions, so it's true.

Answer:

1. a. Physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs
2. a. True

b. False (Palliative care is not just for older individuals)
c. True
d. True