Which services are included in RACH's approach to palliative care?

B is the correct answer because palliative care focuses on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of a serious illness. It is primarily aimed at enhancing the quality of life for both the patient and their family. Comfort management is a fundamental component of palliative care, which involves addressing pain and other distressing symptoms to ensure the patient experiences as much comfort as possible during their treatment.

Surgical interventions, while sometimes necessary, typically align more with curative approaches rather than the goals of palliative care. Physical therapy may be part of a comprehensive care plan but is not inherently focused on the principles of comfort or symptom relief that palliative care emphasizes. Similarly, diagnostic testing is crucial for determining a patient’s condition but does not directly correlate with the palliative focus on comfort and holistic well-being.