NSE 21A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Nursing Process, Insomnia, Multiple Choice
14 Mar 2020
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Relation to last week"s top of end of life care, suffering and pain. Discussion of articles: article 1: o"mallon. Vulnerable populations: family perspective of grief: article 2: brunelli. Upchurch and kessler will be integrated throughout the discussion: grief brief overview, grief. Multidimensional process influenced by culture, upbringing, spirituality, personality. Related symptoms- physiological and psychological: physiological: fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, insomnia, pain, nervousness, psychological: loneliness, emptiness, abandonment, fear, anxiety, sense of being lost, uncertainty about the future, grief brief overview, related grief terms. Anticipatory grief: grief that occurs before the person"s death, sig impact on how the person will be experience grief process once the pt actually does pass away. Unresolved grief: can last a lifetime. Mourning: grief brief overview, grieving process. How one reconciles personal feelings of loss: how one develops a peace within one"s self and able to move on, stages/processes. Still have feelings but they aren"t overwhelming.
