ADEC Study Guide Full Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) Autonomy - Correct Answers ✅At the end of life still being able to make your own choices and give input to care Beneficence - Correct Answers ✅Doing good for your patient (whether curing or making comfortable) Justice - Correct Answers ✅Legally resolving issues but also providing the best type "most just" type of care Principles of informrd consent - Correct Answers ✅Being competent to give freely, noncoersed consent. With shared decision making with Doctor "No code" - Correct Answers ✅No CPR "CMO" - Correct Answers ✅Comfort measures only "DnR" - Correct Answers ✅Do not resuscitate - can not be resuscitated at hospice- goes against comfort care since resuscitation is so painful Terri svhiavo - Correct Answers ✅Feeding tube removal dispute (fight between parents and husband - didn't have paperwork in place) 1 / 4
ADEC Study Guide Full Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) Coma - Correct Answers ✅Profound unconsciousness usually lasting a few days or weeks Vegetative state - Correct Answers ✅Awake but not aware
- eyes may open - may respond to painful stimuli but
detectable awareness Persistent vegetative state - Correct Answers ✅Aka post coma unresponsiveness Minimally conscious state - Correct Answers ✅Patient exhibits fluctuating awareness PAS - Correct Answers ✅Physician assisted death - aid in dying - provides drugs or advice on suicide for patient to act out themselves, Doctor doesn't "do the deed" Oregon death with dignity act - Correct Answers ✅Physicians prescribe lethal medication to terminally ill patients, available only to legal residents of states - doctors can refuse Rule of "double effect" - Correct Answers ✅Meds can relieve pain aka terminal sedation - to treat pain but also helps to die quicker 2 / 4
ADEC Study Guide Full Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) Euthanasia - Correct Answers ✅Deliberate act to end the life of a person who would otherwise suffer from an incurable and painful disease Viatical settlement - Correct Answers ✅Can cash out life insurance settlement early to pay for intense care Charles corr - Correct Answers ✅Psychological Social Spiritual (And 1 more) Closed awareness context - Correct Answers ✅Person doesn't know if they're sick or not yet Suspected awareness context - Correct Answers ✅Dying person suspects his or her prognosis but those who know do NOT verify this suspicion Mutual pretense context - Correct Answers ✅Everyone including patient recognized that death will be the outcome but everyone acts as if the patient will recover Open awareness - Correct Answers ✅Death is acknowledged and discussed allowing for shared support 3 / 4
ADEC Study Guide Full Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) Elizabeth kübler- Ross's 5 stage model of acceptance (1969) - Correct Answers ✅Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance Ken Doka's task model - Correct Answers ✅Acute phase Chronic Terminal Acute phase activities - Correct Answers ✅Understand disease and maximize lifestyle while enviro orating coping strategies. Express feelings Chronic phase - Correct Answers ✅Manage symptoms and side effects. Carry out health regimens, examine stress and coping behaviors and normalize life to possible extend while maximizing social support, express feelings and find meaning and uncertainty and suffering Terminal phase - Correct Answers ✅Manage discomfort, pain, incapacitation and other symptoms. Sustain self concept and appropriate relations with others. Cope with
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