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Surg Tech Ch 14

Chapter 14

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Physical care of the body to prepare it for viewing by the family and for mortuary procedures is called _____________. postmortem care
Support and care across different cultures is called _____________. cultural competence
Medical and supportive care provided to the dying patient is called __________ care. palliative
When death occurs in surgery, the surgeon and the anesthesia care provider must verify that brain death has occurred; this is called ___________ of death. determination
Rigor mortis, the natural stiffening of the body, begins approximately ______ after death and peaks at 8 to 10 hours. 15 minutes
After death, the collection of fluid that turns the ears and cheeks red or purple is called _______ mortis. livor
A structured response may be required to help health care workers cope with death. This may involve planned _______ periods, or spontaneous expressions of support and acknowledgment by individual team members. debriefing
Because death in the operating room ________, the circulator must initiate all forms as for any sentinel event. is a sentinel event
Communication with the dying patient requires ___________. keen listening and observation skills
The circumstances of the patient’s death determine whether the coroner must investigate the death; this process includes mandatory autopsy, and such a case is called a(n) __________. coroner’s case
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