Cael was diagnosed with terminal cancer six months ago. His family has been adjusting to the changes in Cael's condition. His diagnosis is affecting each member of the family in a different way
The nurse knows Cael's family is exhibiting behaviors similar to: 1. The Death and Dying Theory.
2. The Resiliency Model of Family Stress, Adjustment, and Adaptation.
3. Murray Bowen's Theory.
4. The Family Group Theory.
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1. Death has not occurred, so this theory is not applicable.
2. This model demonstrates how the family adjusts to the changes and adapts.
3. This theory does not address the adaptation of the family members.
4. This theory does not address the adaptation of the family members.
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