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Example of Actual loss
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Death or loss of property
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Example of Perceived Loss
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Loss of confidence or prestige
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Example of Physical Loss
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Loss of limb, ability to ambulate
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Example of Physcological Loss
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Loss follwing menopause
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Example of Maturational Loss
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Result of moving from one development stage to another
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Example of Situational loss
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Response to external events (following hurricane, fire, divorce, injury)
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Kubler-Ross stages of grief
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Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
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Types of Grief
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Uncomplicated (normal)
complicated:
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Factors affecting grief
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Developmental level
Religions/cultural
Relationship
Cause of death
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Organ donation in post mortem care
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Left to organ procurement team
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Can post mortem be delegated?
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Yes, to LPN once MD has confirmed death.
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What is dysfunctional grief?
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Does not progress thru stages, can't function, endlessly tell story, noresolution.
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What is disenfranchised grief?
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Experience of grief not able to openly acknowledge death
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What is anticipatory grief?
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Family progresses through stages prior to actual death. Can occur in long terminal illnesses.
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What are predispositions of dysfunctional grief?
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Predosp factors: uncertain cause of death, ambivalent or excessive dependency of deceased... ie death of estranged parent
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