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If a parent has a terminal illness and accepts the fact that death is approaching, it is usually advisable that a child in the family is
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kept uninformed of the impending death
informed that even though the parent doesn't feel well "everything will be all right"
told only that the parent is ill and under the doctor's care
included in helping the family deal with the parent's death
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| frontal
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Hmm...the last option assumes the parent to be dead already! Still, I think I'd mark the last one.
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| mesh
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you r right frontal....last option assumes the parent to be dead already....so why not .... told only the parent is ill and under doctor's care????
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| achilles
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3 ??
none of the options actually seem to be the best answer.
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| AAAAA
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it is important to tell the truth and prepare for the worse.
If you don't tell the impending death and have the family prepares for the impending death, you will get a lawsuit !
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include in preparing the family to deal with parent's impending death ! OK
tell everything to the family
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| frank100
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3?
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| Cedrick
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| srf
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included in helping the family deal with the parent's death is the correct answer
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