Question

1. if a client has a \do not resuscitate\ order, what action is appropriate when the client dies? a. begin cpr immediately. b. the nurse in charge decides if a code should be called. c. the support worker may begin cpr if her own beliefs are opposed to taking no action. d. no attempt will be made to resuscitate the client. 24. what is a sign that death is near? a. the respiratory system fails. b. the body temperature falls. c. the pulse rate slows. d. pain increases. 25. which group of clients has fewer fears about death? a. younger adults b. children c. older persons d. middle - aged adults

Explanation:

• For question 23, a "do not resuscitate" (DNR) order means medical staff should not attempt resuscitation. So D is correct.
• For question 24, multiple physiological changes occur near death, including respiratory system failure, body - temperature drop, and pulse rate slowing. All options A, B, and C are signs of impending death.
• For question 25, older persons may have come to terms with the concept of death more than younger age groups due to life experiences, so they may have fewer fears about death.

Answer:

1. D. No attempt will be made to resuscitate the client.
2. A. The respiratory system fails., B. The body temperature falls., C. The pulse rate slows.
3. C. Older persons