Chapter 5 (midterm) Flashcards

1
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elders with university education

A

report good health

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2
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older people report _______ chronic illnesses

A

more

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3
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activities of daily living

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activities performed daily, such as bathing, moving from a bed or chair, dressing, getting to and using the toilet, eating, and walking

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4
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instrumental activities of daily living

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home management activities such using the phone, cooking, shopping, managing finances and doing light house work

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5
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Gene therapy

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1) multiply the gene in a bacterial culture
2) use a benign virus to place the gene in host cell
3) allow gene to produce a needed protein

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6
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__ of elders have at least one chronic illnesses

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3/4

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7
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Most hazardous daily activity for all ages is …

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bathing, showering, and getting in and out of tub / shower.

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8
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T or F: exercise slows the effect of the aging body

A

True

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9
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hypokinesia

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physical problems due to lack of movement

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10
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Things to do to decrease chronic illnesses

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1) cut down on salt in processed food and cutting dietary fat
2) encourage more physical activity
3) encourage a healthier diet of fruit & vegetables
4) stop smoking

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11
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Eustress

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good stress

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12
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Distress

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bad stress

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13
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disability free life expectancy

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the years of life remaining that are free of any disability

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14
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dependence free life expectancy

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the years of life remaining that a person will live in a state free of dependence on others for daily tasks

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15
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Measures of the quality of life in old age

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1) disability free life expectancy

2) dependence free life expectancy

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16
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the compression of morbidity hypothesis

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  • James Fries

- the idea that severe chronic illness would occur for a short period of time near the end of life

17
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rectangularization

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  • (squaring of the survival curve)
  • the change overtime in survival curves resulting in a right angle (square shape) leading researchers to conclude that a finite life span exists
  • increased life expectancy for future cohorts of older people
18
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successful aging

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  • characterized by low chance of disease and disability, high mental and physical functioning and active engagement in social relations and productive activity
  • doesn’t take into consideration how we cant control some diseases (genetic)
19
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selective optimization with compensation (SOC)

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those who age successfully use the SOC method, they select activities that optimize their ability and when they can no longer engage in an activity, they compensate for losses by setting new priorites

20
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Blue Zone Cities

A

Okinawa, Sardinia, Loma Linda California

21
Q

T or F: Retirement is popular in Blue Zones

A

False

22
Q

Adventist’s routines

A
  • weekly adventure walks are hard wired in

- expected to live longer

23
Q

Blue Zones eat more …

A

tofu and plant based diets, and don’t overeat

24
Q

Common denominators from blue zones

A
  • move naturally
  • right outlook
  • eat wisely
  • connect with each other
25
Q

Effects of aging on the musculoskeletal system

A
  • falling is most common source of injury

- bones shrink, bone density decreases, muscle content decreases

26
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Effects of aging on the Sensory system

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  • eyesight, hearing, taste, smell
  • glare, colour sensitivity, light dark contrast struggles, glaucoma less common, loss of hearing, loss of sense of smell and taste work together
27
Q

In 2016 __% of seniors stated their health was excellent or very good. While __% said their mental health was excellent or very good

A

45 , 61

28
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___ people over the age of 20 live with a chronic disease and __ are at risk

A

3/5, 4/5.

29
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Lifestyle changes

A
  • smoking
  • exercise
  • diet
  • stress reduction