Family Caregivers Essay Flashcards

1
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What is the citation for the burnout study?

A

Truzzi et al., 2012.

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What is the citation for the grief study?

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Chan et al., 2012.

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What is the citation for the sense of self study?

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Skaalvik et al., 2016.

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4
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How many caregivers said they had experienced some emotional deterioration?

A

Half.

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5
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How many caregivers experienced EE, DP and RPA?

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EE = 42%, DP = 23%, RPA = 39%.

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What was EE linked to?

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Physical health problems, wanting to die, anxiety, depression and neurological symptoms like delusions.

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7
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What aspects of anticipatory grief were characteristic of children?

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Acceptance at first, then anger and wishing for IWD death.

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What aspects of anticipatory grief were characteristic of spouses?

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Denial, then attempts to maintain connection.

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What aspect of anticipatory grief was characteristic of both spouses and children?

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Relief at institutionalisation.

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What 3 things worked as buffered against anticipatory grief?

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Positive mindset, affection and strong marriage beforehand.

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What 6 things made anticipatory grief worse?

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Venting feelings, self-blame, burden, mental health issues, distress and the idea of institutionalisation.

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Why could pre-death grief be particularly relevant in dementia caregivers?

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They experience their relative not being able to recognise them and potentially not being able to communicate.

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What can change about people’s attribute when they become a caregiver?

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They may enhance some and hold back others.

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Why might a caregiver have to reduce working hours?

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Due to responsibilities or problems stemming from care, such as migraines.

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15
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What was key to changes in relationships?

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Communication: Most affected somehow, some stopped entirely, some had adapted.

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What did family caregivers feel had affected their sense of self?

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Worry and stress, but also consciously changing themselves for the individual with dementia.

17
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What percentage of caregivers are thought to have experienced anticipatory grief?

A

Between 47 and 71%.