In end-of-life-care, the "double effect" refers to
a. counseling care provided for both the dying individual and caregivers.
b. injection of a medication by someone other than the dying individual to cause immediate death.
c. medication that is given to relieve pain even when this may also result in death.
d. a patient's written statement indicating his wishes for end-of-life care.
c
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a. measured in absolute terms one year, the next year it is measured in relative terms. b. measured every five years. c. measured in absolute terms. d. measured in relative terms. e. not measured in any consistent way.
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a. Conceptualization b. Treatment c. Assessment d. Conceptualization and psychoeducation
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A. making independent decisions B. engaging with the community C. leaving the family home D. forming belief and value systems