Complicated Grief

Assessment

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Assessment

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You have now completed the module Complicated Grief.
You will now answer five questions in this assessment.
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Question 1

In which scenario does society stigmatise or invalidate feelings of grief?

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Secondary grief

Disenfranchised grief

Complicated grief

Question 2

After the initial loss, bereaved individuals experience secondary grief because they are mourning the lost aspects of a shared life with their pet. For example, loss of routine or lack of purpose are secondary losses. State True or False.

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True

False

Question 3

What are the factors that can contribute to complicated grief?

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Personal attachment and loss history Multiple losses Place of the death Death due to an accident Loss of connections with past All the above

Question 4

There aren’t any identifiable biological causes for complicated grief. Like depression, complicated grief may occur because of:

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A genetic susceptibility Body chemistry Environment Family surroundings Education

Question 5

Preoccupation with low self-esteem, a general sense of guilt, or shame are indicators of depression. State True or False.

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True

False

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Conclusion

The loss of a beloved pet usually leads to acute grief, yearning and longing. As a veterinary professional, you can offer care, attention and advice to your clients to help them deal with grief.

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