Chapter 17 Flashcards

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Young Old

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60-69

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Middle Old

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70-79

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Oldest Old

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90+

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Alzheimers Stages

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1) Forgetfulness
2) Agitation restlessness
3) Disorientation is complete

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5
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Forgetfulness stage

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memory loss

impaired judgement

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Agitation restlessness stage

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loss of sensory perceptions
muscle twitching
depression

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Disorientation is complete stage

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complete dependence on others
identity loss
speech problems

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Treatment for Al Z

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prescription drugs
vitamin E to protect brain cells
stimulating the brain

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Wear and tear theory

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the idea that the more you do not treat your body as well as you can, the faster it will wear out

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cellular theory

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states that at birth we have only a certain number of usable cells, which are genetically programmed to divide a limited times

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Autoimmune theory

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indicates that as we age, our immune systems become less effective in fighting disease

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Genetic mutation theory

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believed that aging relates to the amount of mutational damage within the genes

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thanology

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study of death and dying

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stages of dying

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  • denial (not me)
  • anger (why me)
  • bargaining (if i can, i will live)
  • depression
  • acceptance (readiness)
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15
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Bereavement

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the loss or deprivation experienced when a loved one dies

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Disenfranchised Grief

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grief concerning a loss that cannot be openly acknowledged, publicly mourned, or socially supported

17
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Grief

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The mental state of distress that occurs in rxn to significant loss

18
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Mourning

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the culturally perscribed behaviour patterns for the expression of grief

19
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Grief work

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the process of accepting the reality of a person’s death and coping with memories of the deceased

20
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Quasi-death experiances

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losses or experiances that resemble death in that they involve seperation, termination, significant loss, a change of personal identity , and grief.