Nursing Best Practices for Patients Considering Medical Aid in Dying, Part 2 Video Thank you for completing the Pre-Test. Please proceed to the video: Part 2: Monitoring and Preparing the PatientAfter completing this video (it will open in a new window), please return to this page and proceed to the Post-Test below. You must answer 2 of 3 questions correctly to receive credit. Refresh this page if you need to retake the test. Name* First Last Degree* Email* City and State*Date* Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY Once a patient becomes eligible for medical aid in dying, the patient must talk to the prescribing doctor three days before taking the medications.*TrueFalseTo decrease the risk of complications of medical aid in dying (including prolonged time to death), a patient should:*have complete control of nausea and vomitingcontinue to have regular bowel movementsmaintain the capacity to make medical decisions and follow directions carefullyall of the abovePatients must have a medical professional present or available when they self-administer the medications for medical aid in dying.*TrueFalseCertification* I certify that I have spent at least 30 minutes on this activity, for 0.5 units of credit