Garrett is visiting his grandfather who is in his last days. Garrett is nervous and doesn't know what to say, so he turns on the
television and finds a basketball game. He asked the hospice worker if it's okay. The hospice worker knows: (one of these?)
it's better to eliminate distractions.
it's a good idea as long as it is loud enough to hear clearly.
it's a bad idea because it will move him back to the anger stage of dying.
Based on the information provided within the question the hospice worker would say that it is okay because it's better to eliminate distractions. this can be said because Hospice workers have experience in improving the quality of life of patients and family members, therefore they would know that distractions are extremely useful and healthy when dealing with a bad situation, since it gets rid of stress and provides the mind with rest.
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Garrett is visiting his grandfather who is in his last days. Garrett is nervous and doesn't know what to say, so he turns on the television and finds a basketball game. He asked the hospice worker if it's okay. The hospice worker knows it's better to eliminate distractions.
Based on the scenario above as Rainey spends tome more on
listening to music that contains denigrating sexual lyrics and messages about
women, it is likely that he is at risk for having to engage in sexual
intercourse that is earlier at age compared to his peers that spend less time
listening to what he is listening to.
