Question

if a person wishes to not have cardiac or pulmonary resuscitation if their heart/respirations stop, they sign a legal document called a ____________.

a) soap form
b) dnr form
c) medical poa form
d) wish to die form

question 12 (mandatory) (6 points)
while providing postmortem care, the persons body may do any of the following except

a) make breath sounds
b) open its eyes
c) eliminate urine and feces
d) speak

Explanation:

Analyze the first question on resuscitation refusal

The first question asks for the legal document signed by a person who does not wish to have cardiac or pulmonary resuscitation. A DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) form is the specific legal order that instructs healthcare providers not to attempt CPR or other life-saving measures if breathing or heartbeat stops.

Analyze the second question on postmortem body changes

Question 12 asks what a body may do during postmortem care, EXCEPT for one option. After death, air remaining in the lungs can escape, causing breath-like sounds; muscles relax, which can cause the eyes to open or urine and feces to be eliminated. However, a deceased person cannot speak, as speech requires active, conscious brain function and vocal cord control.

Answer:

Question 1

• (A) SOAP form
• (B) DNR form (Correct answer)
• (C) Medical POA form
• (D) Wish to Die form

Question 2

• (A) make breath sounds
• (B) open its eyes
• (C) eliminate urine and feces
• (D) speak (Correct answer)