this involves allowing a person to die by withholding available treatment.
What is passive euthanasia?
100
refers to peoples anxiety or fear about death or dying
What is death anxiety
100
sorrow, hurt, guilt, anger, confusion, and other feelings that arise after suffering a loss
What is grief
100
state of being preoccupied with the deceased to the point that it interferes with everyday living
What is separation distress
100
mostly experience intense mourning, and some never recover or reconcile after a loss like this
What is death of ones child
200
the study of the interface between human values and technology advances in health and life sciences
What is bioethics?
200
this addresses issues of why people engage in certain behaviors to achieve particular psychological states
What is the terror management theory
200
state or condition caused by loss through death
What is Bereavement
200
state that includes disbelief about death, mistrusting others, feeling anger and being detached from others as a result of a death
What is traumatic stress
200
this loss is said to be normal, should happen in this order. brings on a sense of letting go, loss of a buffer against death, and better acceptance of ones own death
What is death of ones parent
300
study of death, dying, grief, bereavement, and social attitudes towards these issues.
What is thanatology
300
this is a way for people to make their choices known about they do and do not want their lives to end
What is final scenario
300
the way people express grief
What is mourning
300
when explaining death to them it is important to deal with it on their terms and keeping explanations simple
What is children
300
with this loss society has pressured people to mourn for awhile then move on.
What is death of ones partner
400
this group of people recite rituals and cover all mirrors in the home while grieving
What is orthodox jews
400
one is an approach to assisting dying people with emphasizing pain management while the other helps relive the pain and symptoms while dying
What is the difference between hospice and palliative care
400
1)context of loss
2)meaning associated with loss
3)changing representations of the lost relationship over time
4)role of the coping and emotion regulation processes
What is the 4 component model
400
they do not demonstrate a clear end point to their grief over someone close and always find ways to keep them close
What is adolescence
400
the last life cycle we encounter
What is death
500
lack of heartbeat and respiration
What is clinical death
500
DO NOT RESUSCITATE, POWER OF ATTORNEY, LIVING WILL
What is end of life plans
500
expression of grief that is distinguished from depression and from normal grief in terms or separation distress and traumatic distress
What is complicated or prolonged grief disorder
500
complicated grief is more common during this stage of life