The family of Mr.Moore, 90 years old, meets with the nurse practitioner to discuss a change in the care of Mr.Moore.He appears to be less comfortable, more irritable, and has less appetite.He has diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) , kidney disease, and chronic colitis.The family and practitioner agree that Mr.Moore is not near end of life, and yet there is not an apparent cure for his conditions.The nurse practitioner discusses palliative care for Mr.Moore.Why might palliative care be a good option? Select all that apply.
A) It will provide relief from his symptoms.
B) It can manage symptoms until treatment is found to provide a cure.
C) Nearly half of Medicare patients can qualify for palliative care when they have two to four chronic care conditions.
D) The health-care providers are aware of updated treatment that can alleviate his symptoms.
E) It may provide a better quality of life and mood enhancement.
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