Emotional and Physiologic Elements of Death and Dying

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Emotional and Physiologic Elements of Death and Dying

ELISABETH KUBLER-ROSS Landmark work entitled On Death and Dying Identified five emotional stages experienced by dying individuals

DEATH CAN INVOLVE FEARS THAT ARE PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL PHYSICAL - Helplessness, dependence, loss of physical faculties, mutilation, pain SOCIAL - Separation from family, leaving behind unfinished business EMOTIONAL - Being unprepared for death and what happens after death

FIVE EMOTIONAL STAGES Denial - or “no not me” Anger - or “why me?” Bargaining - or “Yes, but. . .” Depression - or “It’s me!” (realize death will come soon) Acceptance - or “It’s part of life. I have to get my life in order.” (see descriptions in DHO text-pg 240 or linked on blog)

INTERVENTIONS FOR FEARS Talk as needed Avoid superficial answers, i.e. “It’s God’s will Provide religious support as appropriate Stay with the patient as needed Work with families to strengthen and support