1. The document provides example sentences using words related to end-of-life care and discusses correcting grammatical errors.
2. It contains sentences for the user to underline the word or phrase that correctly completes each statement.
3. The user is instructed to write a tick or correct grammatical mistakes in example sentences related to discussing prognosis and treatment options with patients.
1. The document provides example sentences using words related to end-of-life care and discusses correcting grammatical errors.
2. It contains sentences for the user to underline the word or phrase that correctly completes each statement.
3. The user is instructed to write a tick or correct grammatical mistakes in example sentences related to discussing prognosis and treatment options with patients.
1. The document provides example sentences using words related to end-of-life care and discusses correcting grammatical errors.
2. It contains sentences for the user to underline the word or phrase that correctly completes each statement.
3. The user is instructed to write a tick or correct grammatical mistakes in example sentences related to discussing prognosis and treatment options with patients.
You may feel a little discomfort. 2. benefit / the / therapy / might / from / patient The patient might, benefit from the theraphy 3. this / last / him / alive / see / time / be / the / could / i’ll this time could be the last I’ll see him alive 4. will / work / we / maybe / think / that / drug / this this drug maybe think that we will work, this work maybe think that we will drug 5. be / cured / I / don’t / that / your / father / it’s / can / possible / think I don’t think its possible that your father can be cured 6. right / it / be / see / him / the / time / to / not / might it might to be see him not the right time 7. it / to / say / too / perhaps / early / is too early perhaps to say it 8. to / use / I / may / Morphine / time / be / think / it I may think time to be use it morphine
2. Underline the word or phrase that completes the sentence.
1. It could / couldn't be that the illness will end in death, but I'm not certain 2. We can change the medication, but I'm sure it won't / might not work. 3. If you act too fast, you may / will probably make mistakes. 4. It may / perhaps be possible to revive him. 5. I could / might not still be here next year, but I hope so. 6. Act too slowly and the patient may / will certainly die. 7. It's possible / Perhaps that there will be a change in her condition. 8. Is he dying? Maybe / May not. 3. Read each sentence. If it is correct, write a tick (√). If there is a mistake, correct it. 1. The drugs might to have some side effects. ____√_______ 2. The patient's emotional needs is may be more important than his physical needs. _____√____ 3. Perhaps that depression affects a patient's decisions. __its possible__ 4. It's possible that the cancer will return. ____√______ 5. Dealing with a dying patient maybe difficult. __may be____ 6. I don't sure there is anything more we can do. ___might not____ 7. Perhaps you'll feel better if you eat more. _______√____ 8. You're doing well-you might able to go home soon. ___√_______ 9. Dying is usually a sad time, but sometimes it is possibly to be very close to people. __possible_______ 10. When a patient dies, you could not be able to control your emotions. ___may not__