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A nurse is working with clients in an assisted living facility. In the past month, there have been several deaths among the residents and their spouses.
 
  . In helping the remaining residents deal with these deaths, the nurse understands that adjustment may be easier for which resident?
  1. A resident who spent most of her days attending to her partner who is now deceased
  2. A resident who had a wide circle of friends, besides her spouse
  3. A resident who was not inclined to participate in any activities offered at the facility
  4. A resident who started to become more dependent on the nursing staff at the facility
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Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: Independence established prior to the loss of a mate makes adjustment easier.
Rationale 2: Independence established prior to the loss of a mate makes adjustment easier. A person who had meaningful relationships and friendships or economic security, ongoing interests in the community or private hobbies, and a peaceful philosophy of life copes more easily with bereavement.
Rationale 3: Not participating in functions offered may indicate feelings of inadequacy or insecurity after a death has occurred.
Rationale 4: Becoming more dependent on the staff may indicate feelings of inadequacy or insecurity after a death has occurred.
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