As part of a group exercise, students are to compare and contrast home care and hospice care. The instructor determines that the activity was successful when the students identify which of the following as reflective of home health care?
A) Emphasis on rehabilitation
B) Focus on health of the whole family
C) Expert use of opioids for suffering
D) Management of symptoms
Ans: A
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