- A grief-informed approach begins by focusing on _______ occurred, ________ the loss/trauma took place, and _______ the loss/death affects the client's current condition/situation
- seizures are a sign of _________ withdrawal
- A nursing intervention for all types of grief is to practice therapeutic communication such as _________
- A nursing intervention for all types of grief is to encourage the client to _________ about the loved one and the death
- A nursing intervention for all types of grief is to encourage the client to encourage ________ and _______ appropriate care
- Withdrawal includes increased HR and BP, diaphoresis, tremors, N/V, anxiety, irritability, and seizures
- HR changes is a sign of _________ withdrawal
- In many settings, such as long-term care and hospice, the nurse place a central role in the ________ of health care services
- Syncope (fainting) is a sign of _________ withdrawal
- In a _________ approach, the nurse acknowledges and recognizes that a person has experienced a trauma, such as a death or loss, and considers the clients situation, specific to their social and cultural context.
- Nurses in any setting can expect to care for persons who are experiencing _________
- A _________ approach to client care is similar to a trauma-informed approach
- Withdrawal starts 4-6 hours after last use
- delirium is a sign of _________ withdrawal
- anxiety is a sign of _________ withdrawal
- tremors are a sign of _________ withdrawal
- Agitation is a sign of _________ withdrawal
- sweating is a sign of _________ withdrawal
- vulnerable individuals are at higher risk for ________
- WITCH: This way my dear. I trust you had a pleasant flight. It's so kind of you to visit me in my loneliness. Gimme the dog.