26 | Family members who stay close to a dying person often interfere with a professionals’ job with the patient. |
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27 | The length of time required to give nursing care to a dying person would frustrate me. |
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28 | Families should not be concerned about helping their dying member make the best of his/her remaining life. |
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29 | Family should not maintain as normal an environment as possible for their dying member. |
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30 | The nurse should not be the one to talk about death with the dying person. |
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31 | The family should not be involved in the physical care of the dying person. |
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32 | It is difficult to form a close relationship with the family of a dying member. |
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33 | There are no times when death is welcomed by the dying person. |
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34 | Nursing care for the patient’s family should not continue throughout the period of grief and bereavement. |
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35 | The dying person and his/her family should not be the in-charge decision makers. |
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36 | Addiction to pain relieving medication should not be a nursing concern. |
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37 | Nursing care should not extend to the family of the dying person. |
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38 | When a patient asks, “Nurse am I dying?” I think it is best to change the Subject to something cheerful. |
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39 | I am afraid to become friends with chronically sick and dying patients. |
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40 | I would be uncomfortable if I entered the room of a terminally ill person and found him/her crying. |
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41 | I would be uncomfortable talking about impending death with the dying Person. |
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42 | It is not possible for nurses to help patients prepare for death. |
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43 | Death is the worst thing that can happen to a person. |
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44 | I would feel like running away when the person actually died. |
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45 | I would not want to be assigned to care for a dying person. |
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