Bodily needs, psychological security, interpersonal attachments, and spiritual energy and hope are the four components of the ________ theory of dying.
A) contextual
B) structural
C) interpersonal
D) cultural

Question

Bodily needs, psychological security, interpersonal attachments, and spiritual energy and hope are the four components of the ________ theory of dying.​
A) ​contextual
B) ​structural
C) ​interpersonal
D) ​cultural

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The contextual theory of dying includes four components: bodily needs (including pain management and comfort measures), psychological security (including emotional support and honest communication), interpersonal attachments (including relationships with family and friends), and spiritual energy and hope (including religious or spiritual beliefs and practices). This theory emphasizes the importance of addressing all of these components in providing comprehensive end-of-life care.

Bodily Needs, Psychological Security, Interpersonal Attachments, and Spiritual Energy and Hope