The nurse is conducting an admission assessment for a terminal patient. The patient's caregiver is assisting with the health history. Which question asked during the family history should the nurse direct at the caregiver?
1) "Have you ever provided care to a patient who is dying?"
2) "Do you have Medical Power of Attorney?"
3) "Who will be helping you provide care to your family member?"
4) "Do you work full-time outside of the home?"
ANS: 1
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