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Title: An older adult client in the terminal phases of a debilitating muscular disease believes the healthc Post by: Gidlion45 on Mar 11, 2016 An older adult client in the terminal phases of a debilitating muscular disease believes the healthcare team has "failed" and "given up" and "aren't trying as hard." On which belief should the nurse plan interventions for this client?
A) The client's idea of abandonment is unfounded. B) When clients become terminal, physician care is no longer necessary. C) This is a common fear in the terminally ill client. D) Clients who feel this way are in denial of the facts of their care. Title: Re: An older adult client in the terminal phases of a debilitating muscular disease believes the hea Post by: Jet on Mar 16, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: An older adult client in the terminal phases of a debilitating muscular disease believes the healthc Post by: Gidlion45 on Mar 24, 2016 You honestly have no idea how much I struggled answering this - you're a *god send*
Title: Re: An older adult client in the terminal phases of a debilitating muscular disease believes the healthc Post by: Jet on Mar 26, 2016 Thank you for the update, happy to help
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