Select four things you need to identify during a pain assessment.

AG: CHCPAL003 9b

As a palliative care worker, it is vital to provide emotional support to the bereaved (e.g. the person’s family, person’s relevant others) following the person’s death. Select two ways you can provide emotional support.

AG: CHCPAL003 8c

During the end-of-life phase, a person’s health condition may change very rapidly, which necessitates proper coordination of relevant services (e.g. hospitals, emergency services, and the person’s physician). Select two things you can do to ensure that relevant services are well-coordinated.

AG: CHCPAL003 8b

True or false: It is important to regularly check the individualised plans to accommodate any changes or additions in the person’s needs and ensure everyone in the care team is updated on the person’s current needs.

AG: CHCPAL003 8a

Which of the following are types of information that can be found in an advance care directive? Select three.

AG: CHCPAL003 7b

True or false: The following are things you can do to effectively manage your personal reaction to grief: journaling, seeking professional help, staying physically healthy.

AG: CHCPAL003 6b

Match the type of belief a person might have relating to death with the appropriate example.

AG: CHCPAL003 4

Match each of the stages of grief to their correct description.

AG: CHCPAL003 6a

Match the type of need for a person dealing with life-limiting illness to the appropriate example.

AG: CHCPAL003 2

Match the area of life to the ways you can improve them for a person who needs palliative care.

AG: CHCPAL003 1f