Coping with Grief

It is normal to experience a certain amount of anger when a loved one dies.

True

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False

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What is caregiving?

The task of managing loss

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A burden to endure

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An obligatory activity

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You will likely get over your grief in about one year.

True

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False

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The loss we experience and seek to manage is not an aberration but is:

A normal part of life

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An essential experience throughout our lifetime

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A rare occurrence

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All of the above

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Healing may come through:

A cure or restoration of what has been lost

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Coping by incorporating the loss into our lives

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Care and concern for others

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All of the above

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Which of these is a positive use of denial?

As determination to improve despite condition

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As a means to tolerate the pain of therapy or treatment

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When it helps a patient cope with bodily pain

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All of the above

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The majority of long-term care providers provide grief support for their caregivers.

True

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False

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Most caregivers feel that there is no need to address grief at work.

True

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False

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There is a healthy pool of qualified caregivers so there is no need to have a formal retention plan for professional caregivers.

True

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False

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Formal and family caregivers both feel that their grief is overlooked by the leadership in healthcare.

True

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False

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