Navigating End-of-life Care in Pediatrics Post Test

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Post-Test Quiz
Palliative Care and Hospice are the same thing.*

TrueFalse
Certification requirement of life expectancy of 6 months or less is required for hospice or palliative care?*

HospicePalliative CareNone of the above
Pediatric patients at end of lice qualify for Medicaid regardless of the family's income.*

TrueFalse
Unique characteristics of kids include:*

Genetic disordersChromosomal anomaliesNeurologic impairmentAll of the Above
Children in hospice or palliative care can have a longer lifespan than adults.*

TrueFalse
Prognostication is the action of foretelling future events. What problems exist when prognosticating in children?*

Complexity of the childRare disease processes or unnamed diseasesThe horizon affect will affect our ability to "see" the futureLack of evidenceAll of the Above
Why do we bother to prognosticate when it comes to kids?*

To make clinical decisionsIt is a requirement of Insurance companiesTo assist with discharge planningA and C onlyB only
What are some of the prognostication tips and tricks for pediatric illness?*

Acknowledge the unknowns and uncertainties of pediatric illnessReach out to the palliative care specialistsDiscuss prognosis in timeAll of the aboveNone of the above
It is important to understand the impact of medical technology on children facing end of life.*

TrueFalse
PA Act 169 states that children under the age of 18, in the state of Pennsylvania, cannot have a living will or advance directive.*

TrueFalse
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