Kastenbaum Believes That More Aged People Are Dying by Slowly

Multiple Choice

Kastenbaum believes that more aged people are dying by slowly slipping away, usually alone, partly because physicians still have a tendency to view patients' deaths as:

A) unimportant so there's no need to see the patients more frequently
B) a failure on their part so they avoid the patient
C) the responsibility of the family in terms of care
D) uninteresting and not worthy of their attention.