QUESTION 48Which of the following statements regardinghospice care is true?a.b.C.d.a.b.C.QUESTION 49Palliative cared.a.b.Currently, no insurance companies cover hospice services.C.Patients can only be admitted if death is likely within six months.d.No medications are available once a patient moves into hospice.People are only admitted when there is reasonable chance for recovery.is not acceptable to most religionsQUESTION 50A living will is written to indicateprovides relief from physical paindoes not occur in a hospice settingis the legal term for a living willthe way property should be divided among heirshow to pass along important family storiesthat no attempt should be made to revive the person if they stop breathingwhat medical intervention should be used if the person is not conscious when a decision needs to be made QUESTION 45The fact that more people fear flying than drivingillustrates that attitudes about death tend to bea.b.C.d.largely informed by statisticsQUESTION 46a.largely irrationalOne problem associated with obtaining a gooddeath is _____, which is focused on lifesaving.C.major factors in our selection of transitd.focused on the changes that individuals should make in order to live longer livesb. belief in reincarnationa.medical care itselfthe terror management theorythanatologyQUESTION 47Elisabeth Kübler-Ross proposedstages that dying people go through.tenb. sevenC. fived. twosequential

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