15. For a coroner's case, all of the follOwing arec. Death from a diagnosed terminal illness in whichof the country and the data are exchanged with7. If there is a sudden death in the operating room, it is14. In the operating room, death is a(p)event.appropriate for the technologist only to:a. Provide details about the cause of deathb. Provide details about what occurred in theoperating roomc. Offer an acknowledgment of lossd. Discuss the laboratory test valuesa. Rareb. Occasionalc. Weeklyd. Dailymandatory for an autopsy, except:a. Death of an incarcerated individualb. Unwitnessed death8. For surgical technologists to recognize andacknowledge the fact of death and what this meansto the patient in that moment and time, they should:a. Focus on what the patient is experiencing in theoperating room or holding areab. Observe facial expressions and gesturesc. Be alert to any changes in mood or signs ofanxiety and fear related to death and isolationd. All of the abovethe patient was being treated ford. Suicide16. Donors are registered in different9. Medical interventions for a dying patient include allof the following, except:a. Respiratory support (artificial respiration)b. Intravenous feedingc. Dialysisd. Pain medicationsrecovery organizations.a. Partsb. Statesc. Regionsd. Counties17. Reactions and coping skills available to health cprofessionals are influenced by the following fact10. Theof death is considered bysome to be too constricting and does not allow forindividualism in the experience of death.a. Stage theoryb. End-of-life theoryc. Spiritual theoryd. Psychological theorye. Examinationexcept:a. Lack of supportb. The health care professional's beliefs and valuesc. Previous experience with deathd. Emotional well-being18. Acadaver is maintained oncardiopulmonary support to provide tissue perfusiona. Non-heart-beatingb. Heart-beating11.is the right of every individual tomake decisions about how he or she lives and dies.a. DNRb. Advance directivec. Self-determinationd. Living will19. The cornea, bone and skin can be harvested from acadaver.a. Non-heart-beatingb. Heart-beating12. Aspecifies the exact nature of20. Organ and tissue donation arises as a(n)palliative care that a patient accepts.a. Living willb. Advance directivec. DNRd. Assisted suicideissue when the patient has notleft a clear directive before death.a. Moralb. Ethical13. When no verifiable permission has been granted fororgan donation by the patient, themay act as a surrogate for the patient.a. Surgeonb. Familyс. Chaplaind. Nurses21.prepares the body for viewing bythe family and assists in further handling proceduiescarried out by the morgue and mortuary.a. Rigor mortisb. Operating roomc. Postmortem cared. All the above2nter 14 Death and Dying

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Death:
It is permanently, stopping of all biological functions of a living organism.
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