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03-01-2023
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an older adult woman who has lived alone since her husband died 10 years ago is admitted to the hospice unit of a long-term care facility. she tells the practical nurse (pn) that she has been praying for her family's ability to cope with her illness and ultimate death. how should the pn respond?

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