[Answered]: ) A nurse is caring for a patient who is in the…

) A nurse is caring for a patient who is in the final stages of dying. Which intervention is most appropriate to manage pain? A. Administer pain medication as prescribed. B. Encourage the patient to use relaxation techniques. C. Provide frequent position changes. D. Limit pain medication to avoid addiction. 15.) Which statement by a nurse indicates an understanding of the concept of anticipatory grief? A. “Anticipatory grief occurs after the death of a loved one.” B. “Anticipatory grief is experienced before the actual loss occurs.” C. “Anticipatory grief is a sign of maladaptive coping.” D. “Anticipatory grief should be avoided.” 16.) A nurse is providing care to a dying patient who is experiencing dyspnea. Which intervention is most appropriate? A. Increase the patient’s fluid intake. B. Elevate the head of the bed. C. Encourage deep breathing exercises. D. Limit the patient’s oxygen supply. 17.) Which nursing action is most appropriate when providing care to a family after the death of a loved one? A. Encourage the family to leave the room immediately. B. Provide privacy and support for the family. C. Avoid discussing the death with the family. D. Suggest the family focus on positive memories. 18.) A nurse is caring for a patient who expresses a desire to die. Which intervention is most appropriate? A. Encourage the patient to talk about their feelings. B. Avoid discussing the patient’s desire to die. C. Suggest the patient focus on positive thoughts. D. Provide detailed information about the dying process.