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ELNEC Module 6 Practice Test
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A veteran near the end of life has valued his Navy service. How should the nurse respond to the importance of his veteran identity?
Ask the client if there are any special rituals for veterans that should be performed.
Ignore veteran status in care planning.
Suggest generic rituals for all veterans.
Tell them you will arrange a memorial.
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Ask the client if there are any special rituals for veterans that should be performed.
Explanation:
Recognizing and honoring a veteran’s identity at end of life can provide comfort, meaning, and a sense of continuity for the patient. The best approach is to invite the patient to share any veteran-specific rituals or honors they would like and to help arrange those if possible. This respects the patient’s autonomy and personal preferences, and it allows care to reflect their values, beliefs, and sense of pride in service. It avoids assuming what the patient wants or applying generic measures that may not fit their wishes, and it prevents offering a memorial or other actions without clear consent. By asking and listening, the nurse supports the patient’s identity and enhances meaning at this stage of care.
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