Can an experienced health professional move a dying client out of denial?
1) True
2) False
When clients provide an advanced directive that specifies that no heroic measures be used, the professional should:
A. ignore the directive if there is any hope for survival
B. encourage clients
Answer (2)
An experienced health professional cannot fully move a dying client out of denial, making that statement false. Furthermore, advanced directives should be respected, and clients encouraged to adhere to their wishes regarding end-of-life care. Ethical practice necessitates honoring these important documents and patient choices. ;
An experienced health professional cannot fully move a dying client out of denial, which makes that statement false. Additionally, advanced directives must be respected, and clients should be encouraged to adhere to their wishes regarding end-of-life care. Ignoring these directives is unethical and contrary to patient-centered care.
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