In Assessing a Patient's Quality of Life (QOL), the Nurse

Multiple Choice

In assessing a patient's quality of life (QOL) , the nurse needs to understand that QOL:

A) is an objective measure of comfort and factors that make life worth living.
B) is only considered good if the patient feels fulfilled and can be independent.
C) generally means the same thing to most patients, families, and nurses.
D) includes subjective ideas about conditions of life and functional ability.