Question 16 (1.2 points) A nurse is caring for a female patient with end-stage liver failure. The children of the patien

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Question 16 (1.2 points) A nurse is caring for a female patient with end-stage liver failure. The children of the patient inform the nurse that their mother has advance directives. What is the purpose of this document? To determine how the patient's belongings and financial assets will be distributed once the patient dies. To specify the treatment measures that the patient does and doesn't want. To allow the patient to be a "slow code". To prevent the patient from dying in the hospital.
12 15 ww 18 21 24 Question 17 (1.2 points) A healthcare provider caring for a patient with a non-curable, terminal disease is hesitant to approach the subject of end-ofylife care with the patient and family. Which of the following could be reasons why the provider is hesitant to start this discussion? A nurse is the only healthcare team member qualified to initiate this conversation. The provider is uncomfortable and may not have the experience to facilitate an end-of-life discussion. The provider feels adequately prepared and educated on approaching end-of-life discussions, but is waiting for the family to facilitate the discussions with the patient. O It is always up to the patient to initiate these conversations.