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care of a dying patient fundamentals of nursing
1. Draw a time line that represents your life span with tic marks representing significant events. It may any shape or length. (10 points) 2. Study your line. Does it make you feel uncomfortable? If so, consider possible reasons for this effect, (5 points) 3. Think about death for 15 seconds, and then write down 5 or more adjectives that immediately come to mind. (5 points) 4. Now, think about YOUR own death for five seconds. Write down the 5 or more words that describe your feelings. (5 points) 5. Consider your losses if you were to die today. (10 points) 1. List the relationships you would lose. 2. List the possessions you would be giving up. 3. List the uncompleted tasks you would leave behind. 6. Refer to your list of relationships and your list of possessions. Decide how you would want your property distributed. Prepare instructions to guide your survivors in carrying out your wishes: (15 points) 4. For the disposition of your body. 5. For a funeral or memorial service. 6. For the disposition of your property. 7. For the care of your survivors, if you have dependents. 7. Now that you have thought about your death, list activities you should not put off any longer. (5 points) 8. On a separate sheet of paper, write you obituary, including age at time of death, the cause of death, the achievements or affiliations for which you will be remembered, your survivors, the final arrangements and anything else you would like to include (45 points)