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The home health nurse is explaining the principles of palliative care to the client and the family. These principles include:
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1. Neither hastening nor prolonging death
2. Use of heroic treatment measures is discouraged
3. Pain medication is given on a strict schedule
4. The hopes and desires of the family are fulfilled as much as possible
5. Feeding and fluids are not forced

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