The International Work Group on Death and Dying Was Critical

Multiple Choice

The International Work Group on Death and Dying was critical of the type of terminal care provided in most hospitals in the early 1970s. It was noted that:

A) many people are doing the same tasks over and over
B) the "successful" death is quiet, slipping with little notice
C) the body is neglected during the caregiving process
D) all of the above.