Palliative care refers to taking full active medical care and care for patients who are hopeless or unable to receive curative treatment, to control pain and related symptoms, and to pay attention to psychological, social and spiritual issues. The purpose is to treat patients and their families. Win the best quality of life. Palliative treatment is also suitable for early cancer patients, and it can be combined with tumor treatment. According to the above definitions, Which of the following are not palliative care:. ['A patient was unable to stand up due to the deterioration of his condition and old age. He had bedsores and a mold infection in his mouth. The nurse wiped his body and cleaned his mouth.', 'A patient cannot perform anti-cancer treatment because of advanced cancer and his own condition is poor. The doctor believes that the patient has no therapeutic value and advises the patient to go home to rest.', 'A young patient was diagnosed with breast cancer as soon as she got married. She was very emotional and refused to receive treatment. The doctor counseled him.', 'A patient has severe pain after surgery and cannot sleep, the doctor placed him on a pain pump and gave him some sedative medicine so that the patient can take a good rest.']