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Shall I Borrow? (Jones) 1. In Rilke’s poetry, God is portrayed as a. an ancient tower standing tall. b. a paradox of love and struggle. c. a heavy stone. d. all of the above. The Communion of Saints (Mayer) 2. The monastery was transformed when the monks started a. living as if the Messiah lived among them. b. living in the present moment. c. awakening vocation in others. d. drawing support from historical saints. Health Care Chaplains (Broccolo) 3. The greatest way chaplains helped the bereaved was a. providing comfort and support. b. helping with concrete details. c. acting as surrogate family members. c. functioning as a spiritual figure. Promoting Patient Safety (Berlinger) 4. Which has the highest mortality rate? a. motor vehicle accidents. b. breast cancer. c. medical mistakes. d. AIDS. 5. The Lexington Model is characterized by a. avoiding hospital liability. b. full disclosure of medical errors. c. delaying litigation. d. a “hospital-centered” policy. Marital and Relationship Ministry (Akagi) 6. The marital topic most desired by congregations was a. spirituality. b. intimacy. c. anger management. d. sexuality. On Evil, Sin, and Suffering (Merry) 7. Augustine believed that sickness and suffering were caused by a. God. b. free will. c. poverty. c. oppression. 8. The author would support which response to those who are suffering: a. say, “God will work this out for good.” b. say, “Confess your sins to God.” c. say, “Your suffering helps you to identify with Christ.” d. say nothing and be with them. PAUSE for Assessment (Jackson) 9. Using the PAUSE assessment tool, a resident’s limited physical mobility would be noted in which section? a. P b. A c. U d. S e. E 10. Which indicates a short-term memory loss? a. giving vague answers. b. messiness. c. repeating questions. d. relying upon environmental cues. |
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