Hospice programs are available at any stage of advanced or life-threatening illness.

The next part of the exam contains the short-answer questions. You can answer them in paragraph/sentence form, or you can use bullet points/numbered lists. Please try to write at least 3-4 sentences for your short answer responses. Many of the questions have multiple parts, so please read them carefully and make sure you answer all parts of the questions.

Holding the body of a dead loved one is a ritual that has been seen across cultures as beneficial in coping with death.

Karoshi is a Japanese term used to describe death due to:

What type of violence is viewed by society as the most threatening?

Glaser & Strauss describe this phase of awareness as being characterized by all parties having knowledge that death is impending, but choosing to keep up the illusion that the patient will get better.

What are two ways in which someone’s eating habits may change due to AD, and what are two ways to promote successful eating?

Which was not discussed as a contributor to the rates of completed suicides among males compared to females?

List two types of community groups/organizations that can be involved in dementia-friendly communities, and how they can help contribute to the “dementia-friendliness” of their city or town.

Extra Credit Question (1 point) Name another domain of cognitive ability that overlaps with speed of processing.