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NUR233: Exam #3 Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Guaranteed Success Loss - -a universal experience bc everyone will experience loss at some point (job, employment, home, ppl) Then-ontology - -course at URI that has to do with death and dying Loss can be associated with - -normal age-relate...

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  • November 20, 2024
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NUR233: Exam #3 Questions and

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Loss - ✔✔-a universal experience bc everyone will experience loss at some

point (job, employment, home, ppl)

Then-ontology - ✔✔-course at URI that has to do with death and dying

Loss can be associated with - ✔✔-normal age-related changes

-change in life situations

-loss of loved ones

-work to retirement, moving, health to chronic illness, loss of friends

-losing a spouse and figure out how to live life without them is a very

significant loss

Grief definition - ✔✔-acute response to a loss

-individuals response to a loss

Mourning definition - ✔✔-an active and evolving process that includes

behaviors used to incorporate the loss into ones life after the loss

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-STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY SOCIAL AND CULTURAL NORMS

-EACH Person GRIEVES IN THEIR OWN WAY

Bereavement - ✔✔-pertains to even having a loss

-the whole process of loss

Worden's model of grieving - ✔✔1. accept reality of the loss

2. work through the physical and emotional pain associated with the

diagnosis

3. adjust to the change in the environment

4. emotionally relocate the loss and move on with life

Types of grief - ✔✔-anticipatory

-acute grief: sudden-> difficult w/ADLs, crisis

-complicated grief: chronic, delayed, exaggerated, masked

-disenfranchised grief: holding back grief b/c ppl don't understand it

Anticipatory grief - ✔✔-aware of a grief

-its your response before it actually happens

-for examples with a terminal illness

-its a problem because sometimes it means a premature detachment to the

sick person

Acute grief - ✔✔-sudden and have a hard time functioning, a crisis, a "fog"

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-confusion or lack of concentration can be caused by acute grief

Complicated grief - ✔✔-chronic, delayed, exaggerated, masked

-grieving process lasts much longer than anticipated. have a hard time

reframing life with that loss

-relives acute grief over and over

-symptoms: insomnia, decrease nutrition, can trigger major depressive

episode if another loss occurs within the year

Masked grief - ✔✔-complicated grief

-they don't express that loss

-dont want to look vulnerable

-can lead to headaches or other things

Disenfranchised grief - ✔✔-type of grief where you can't openly talk about

grief

-holding back grief because some people might not understand

-EXAMPLE: DOG

"Good copers" - ✔✔-confront realities

-focus on solutions

-consider alternatives

-seek and use constructive health

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-accept support when offered

Factor affecting grief - ✔✔-degree of loss and the number

-past experience with loss

-timing of loss

-level of health and fitness before loss

-how important the loss is to the person

Psychological symptoms - ✔✔-sadness

-guilt

-anxiety

-depression

-anger

-loneliness

Physical symptoms - ✔✔-loss/increased appetite

-fatigue

-apathy: lack of interest or enthusiasm

-sleep difficulties

-lethargy (tired)

-decreased energy

Social changes associated with loss - ✔✔-widowhood

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