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Clinical Scenario INITIAL CLINICAL SCENARIO 2 colon cancer two years ago. He h He has be de The nurse is caring for Ronald Chase, 63-year-old admitted to hospice care. Ronald was diagnosed with stage been married for 40 years and has five children, ages 37, 35, 32, 30, and 25. All the children work in the family business and live within 15 miles of their parents. Ronald's wife, Anita, states that her husband has accepted going into hospice care, but the family is still in disbelief about the new diagnosis. Anita has been Ronald's caregiver since his colon cancer diagnosis. Anita states that she is not sure that she will be able to be a caregiver for Ronald with his new diagnosis of stage 4 colon cancer and being admitted to hospice care. Radiology: PET Scan, stage 4 colon cancer Orders: Hospice care UNFOLDING CLINICAL SCENARIO INFORMATION Mr. Chase has been on hospice care for 3 weeks. Mrs. Chase reports to the hospice nurse that it is increasingly difficult for her to care for Ronald as his condition deteriorates and he is unable to do almost anything on his own. Anita states that she has no energy, has not been sleeping or eating regularly, and that she never leaves the house. Although the family comes to visit frequently, they do not stay long or offer to help with their father's care