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Case Study: Unusual Mole on the Back of a 72-Year-
Old Male - IHUMAN Case, Exams of Nursing 2026
Assured A+|Exceeding Pass
You have been assigned the care of a 72 YO male diagnosed with
stage 4 bladder cancer and admitted to the palliative care unit for
the management of uncontrolled restlessness and discomfort.
What are the mutual health goals of end-of-life care that will guide
and organize your nursing actions? Select all that apply -
ANSWERS-provide comfort and supportive care during the
dying process.
Improve the quality of the client's remaining life.
Help ensure a dignified death.
Provide emotional support for the family.
When conduction an assessment on a client at the end of life,
which of the following assessment findings might alert the nurse
that death is imminent? Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-A
change in breathing pattern and rate with periods of apnea.
The collection of lung and throat secretions that create a rattling
sound.
Mottling on hands, feet, arms, and legs.
Why is it essential to inquire about a patient's advanced directives
upon admission? - ANSWERS-To respect their healthcare
preferences and decision-making if they cannot communicate
their wishes
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Case Study: Unusual Mole on the Back of a 72-Year-

Old Male - IHUMAN Case, Exams of Nursing 2026

Assured A+|Exceeding Pass

You have been assigned the care of a 72 YO male diagnosed with stage 4 bladder cancer and admitted to the palliative care unit for the management of uncontrolled restlessness and discomfort. What are the mutual health goals of end-of-life care that will guide and organize your nursing actions? Select all that apply -

ANSWERS -provide comfort and supportive care during the

dying process. Improve the quality of the client's remaining life. Help ensure a dignified death. Provide emotional support for the family. When conduction an assessment on a client at the end of life, which of the following assessment findings might alert the nurse

that death is imminent? Select all that apply. - ANSWERS -A

change in breathing pattern and rate with periods of apnea. The collection of lung and throat secretions that create a rattling sound. Mottling on hands, feet, arms, and legs. Why is it essential to inquire about a patient's advanced directives

upon admission? - ANSWERS -To respect their healthcare

preferences and decision-making if they cannot communicate their wishes

What is the primary goal when managing pain for a patient at the

end of life? - ANSWERS -provide pain relief that aligns with the

patients wishes while maintaining their comfort and quality of life When providing end-of-life care to a patient, it is also important to care for the grieving family. Nurses can be a support system for clients and their families going through grief and loss by showing empathy. Which of the following statements made by the nurse

demonstrates empathy? - ANSWERS -It sounds life you are

going through a tough time; tell me more about what you are experiencing

case management - ANSWERS -Morphine PCA.

Restlessness. Grimacing and moaning. DNR. Tachycardia.

case management part 2 - ANSWERS -restlessness.

moaning. daughter upset by rattling sound. daughter concerned about patients pain

case management part 3 - ANSWERS -Cheyne-Stokes

Coarse crackles mottling to lower extremities

would be the most appropriate response by the nurse? Select all -

ANSWERS -listen attentively to their concern.

Validate their feelings. Offer resources that can help them through their grief. Respect their personal space