In recognition of which religion’s death rites would the operating room staff allow the deceased patient’s son or other relative to close the eyes and mouth and wash the body after removal from the surgical suite?

Which of the following conditions was defined by the Harvard School of Medicine and include the following physical signs: flat EEG, unresponsiveness, lowered body temperature, and absent pupil reflexes?

Which of the following needs of the surgical patient is related to the identification and understanding of an individual’s place in the universe and may include his or her views on theology, philosophy, or mythology?

Which area of concern or fear would MOST likely be the main focus for a teenage patient having surgery?

Which of the following religions typically prohibits its followers from receiving blood transfusions?

Dr Hans Selye defines stress as a “nonspecific response of the body a demand” (2006)

The death of a patient from complications of asthma or high blood pressure would be categorized as which general category of cause of death?

Denial, rationalization, regression, and repression are common forms of what type of mechanisms?

Anointing of the sick is a practice of Muslim tradition and includes facing the patient toward the holy city of Mecca.

Cultural and religious values of patients can conflict with the practice of modern medicine.