End-of-Life Nursing Quiz

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Froggy Jumps End-of-Life Nursing QuizOnline version Test your hospice care knowledge. by Danielle Kendricks 1 What is the nurse's first step when a terminal client begins discussing dying? a Let the client talk about how they feel b Distract the client with routine tasks c Offer religious literature immediately 2 Which stage involves anger toward caregivers in dying patients? a Acceptance b Anger c Bargaining 3 Which intervention helps prevent drying of oral mucous membranes in a dying client? a Offer large amounts of water regularly b Place in a cool room c Provide oral care, ice chips, and petroleum jelly 4 What is palliative care primarily focused on? a Extending life at all costs b Curing the disease c Relieving symptoms and comfort 5 Which is an end-of-life goal to prevent social isolation? a Isolate patient from family b Maintain dignity and sense of control c Discontinue all interventions 6 What document communicates a patient’s healthcare preferences if unable to decide? a Power of attorney for finances b Advance directives c Medical consent form 7 Which is a sign of approaching death related to respiration? a Death rattle b Hyperventilation c Cheyne-Stokes only in youth 8 What is the term for grief unrecognized by society? a Anticipatory grief b Normal grief c Disenfranchised grief 9 Which age group may fear death more openly but still show confusion? a Infants b Middle-aged adults c Preschoolers 10 What is the appropriate nursing response to near-death awareness? a Change the subject to diminish fear b Drown the topic in medications c Acknowledge what the client says 11 Which cultural consideration is common with death rituals? a Rituals have no impact on grieving b Rituals help process grief c Rituals are always avoided 12 Which is a physiological end-of-life change? a Increased urine output b Sharp rise in energy c Mottling of the skin 13 What does cluster care aim to do in end-of-life care? a Frequent awakenings for testing b Promote sleep and rest c Increase activity tolerance 14 Which is not a typical psychological manifestation of grief? a Improved concentration b Guilt c Anxiety 15 What is 'compassion fatigue' among nurses? a A form of burnout from working overtime only b Cumulative stress from caregiving c A temporary moodiness 16 Which action supports a dying patient’s autonomy? a Override decisions for safety b Deny any advance directives c Honor patient decisions about care 17 What is the meaning of ‘Five Wishes’ in end-of-life planning? a A clinical symptom checklist b A personal, emotional, and spiritual guide c A nutritional plan only 18 Which emotional reaction is described by Kübler-Ross? a Four stages of coping b Five stages of grief c No stages; random reactions 19 Which factor helps reduce patient isolation near end of life? a Withholding prognosis to avoid distress b Ignoring patient questions c Providing honest information 20 Which outcome best describes hospice care? a Only hospital-based care b Aggressive life-prolonging treatments c Care at home or in hospice with symptom relief 21 Which is a primary duty when caring for grieving families? a Avoid discussing death to protect them b Offer empathetic listening and support c Take over decision-making entirely 22 Which physiological change may indicate imminent death? a Hyperactive reflexes b Fever and sweating increases c Cheyne-Stokes respirations 23 Which type of grief is tied to non-traditional losses (pet, miscarriage)? a Anticipatory grief b Disenfranchised grief c Normal grief 24 What is essential to discuss with families during dying? a Funeral arrangements only b Dealer of medications c Prognosis and treatment options 25 Which care approach best preserves dignity at end of life? a Withholding all personal care b Respecting independence and privacy c Leaving room for visitors only 26 What stage might involve bargaining with a higher power? a Acceptance b Bargaining c Anger 27 Which nonpharmacological method can aid comfort at end of life? a Imagery and relaxation b Continuous isolation c Aggressive physical therapy 28 Which is an appropriate postmortem responsibility? a Respect patient’s possessions and dignity b Immediately dispose of belongings c Hide all personal effects 29 Which is a typical respiratory symptom near death? a No breathing changes b Mucous secretions with impaired clearance c Persistent productive cough 30 What is the focus of basic end-of-life assessment? a Vitals every 8 hours only b Only pain assessment c Pain, breathing, nutrition, hydration 31 Which cultural practice may influence body preparation after death? a Ignoring religious customs b Body washing and dressing rituals c Immediate cremation without rites 32 Which term describes grief lasting over 12 months in adults? a Transient sorrow b Acute grief c Prolonged grief disorder 33 What is a key nursing role in end-of-life communication? a Use NURSE technique (Name, Understand, Respect, Support, Explore) b Avoid addressing emotions c Give medical advice only 34 Which action helps patients feel in control at end of life? a Involve them in decision-making b Make all decisions for them c Delay conversations about death 35 Which scenario best fits anticipatory grief? a Caring for a terminally ill patient over time b No grieving process c Grieving after a sudden death 36 Which is part of postmortem care? a Delay washing the body b No documentation needed c Identification tags on the body 37 Which is NOT a normal grief reaction? a Yearning b Constant euphoria c Guilt 38 What is a central aim of end-of-life ethics? a Override patient wishes b Respect patient autonomy c Pursue aggressive treatment at all costs 39 Which best supports grieving families? a Avoid discussing options b Limit their involvement to preserve care time c Provide access to counseling and support groups 40 What is the 'waiting for permission' phenomenon? a Death is unpredictable only b Death is postponed due to clock timing c Death occurs after a loved one signals readiness 41 Which symptom indicates comfort needs at end of life? a Invasive procedures only b No symptom relief c Pain relief and dyspnea management 42 Which of the following is a humanitarian nursing goal? a Provide compassionate care to patient and family b Limit family visits c Prioritize staff convenience 43 What is a sign a patient may be ready to discuss dying? a Refusal to talk about illness b Indications of awareness about prognosis c Desire to avoid the topic entirely 44 Which intervention supports sleep in dying patients? a Keep lights bright and noisy b Schedule continuous rounds without rest c Cluster activities and dim lights 45 Which stage may include denial of diagnosis? a Acceptance b Denial c Anger 46 What is a common cultural consideration in death care? a Body disposal without ritual b Body preparation according to rituals c Always cremation without rites 47 Which is a correct approach to organ donation dialogue? a Directly pressuring family to donate b Discuss donation without consent c Refer to an organ procurement coordinator 48 Which grief type involves loss not socially recognized? a Normal grief b Disenfranchised grief c Prolonged grief disorder 49 Which patient outcome is prioritized by hospice care? a Prolonged aggressive interventions b Inability to manage symptoms c Relief of physical and emotional distress 50 Which nursing action aids dignity near end of life? a Respect privacy and independence b Delay personal care tasks c Remove patient autonomy for safety 51 What is the best response to a patient asking about prognosis? a Give overly optimistic guarantees b Hide prognosis to avoid distress c Provide honest, compassionate information 52 Which symptom management is standard in dying patients? a Withhold all comfort measures b Nausea control and appetite support c Aggressive diagnostic testing 53 Which is true about the nurse-patient relationship at end of life? a Honesty builds trust and comfort b Nurses should avoid discussing prognosis c Withholding truth strengthens care 54 Which practice helps families cope after death? a Offer grief counseling and resources b Require immediate return to routine c Limit bereavement support

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End-of-Life Nursing QuizOnline version

by Danielle Kendricks

What is the nurse's first step when a terminal client begins discussing dying?

Which stage involves anger toward caregivers in dying patients?

Which intervention helps prevent drying of oral mucous membranes in a dying client?

What is palliative care primarily focused on?

Which is an end-of-life goal to prevent social isolation?

What document communicates a patient’s healthcare preferences if unable to decide?

Which is a sign of approaching death related to respiration?

What is the term for grief unrecognized by society?

Which age group may fear death more openly but still show confusion?

What is the appropriate nursing response to near-death awareness?

Which cultural consideration is common with death rituals?

Which is a physiological end-of-life change?

What does cluster care aim to do in end-of-life care?

Which is not a typical psychological manifestation of grief?

What is 'compassion fatigue' among nurses?

Which action supports a dying patient’s autonomy?

What is the meaning of ‘Five Wishes’ in end-of-life planning?

Which emotional reaction is described by Kübler-Ross?

Which factor helps reduce patient isolation near end of life?

Which outcome best describes hospice care?

Which is a primary duty when caring for grieving families?

Which physiological change may indicate imminent death?

Which type of grief is tied to non-traditional losses (pet, miscarriage)?

What is essential to discuss with families during dying?

Which care approach best preserves dignity at end of life?

What stage might involve bargaining with a higher power?

Which nonpharmacological method can aid comfort at end of life?

Which is an appropriate postmortem responsibility?

Which is a typical respiratory symptom near death?

What is the focus of basic end-of-life assessment?

Which cultural practice may influence body preparation after death?

Which term describes grief lasting over 12 months in adults?

What is a key nursing role in end-of-life communication?

Which action helps patients feel in control at end of life?

Which scenario best fits anticipatory grief?

Which is part of postmortem care?

Which is NOT a normal grief reaction?

What is a central aim of end-of-life ethics?

Which best supports grieving families?

What is the 'waiting for permission' phenomenon?

Which symptom indicates comfort needs at end of life?

Which of the following is a humanitarian nursing goal?

What is a sign a patient may be ready to discuss dying?

Which intervention supports sleep in dying patients?

Which stage may include denial of diagnosis?

What is a common cultural consideration in death care?

Which is a correct approach to organ donation dialogue?

Which grief type involves loss not socially recognized?

Which patient outcome is prioritized by hospice care?

Which nursing action aids dignity near end of life?

What is the best response to a patient asking about prognosis?

Which symptom management is standard in dying patients?

Which is true about the nurse-patient relationship at end of life?

Which practice helps families cope after death?