Geri Ch 1 Flashcards

1
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Women may develop hair on the lip and chin due to low ____

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Estrogen

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2
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Men may develop an Increase in ear, nose, and eyebrow hair due to low

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Testosterone

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3
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Renal means

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Kidney

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4
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Micturition means

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Urination

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5
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What condition involves leakage of urine that occurs with coughing, sneezing, laughing or lifting

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Stress incontience

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6
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Peristalsis in the intestine decrease causing

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Constipation

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7
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The showing of peristalsis and the loss of smooth muscle tone delay gastric emptying so that a feeling of fullness is present after small amounts of food. Delayed gastric emptying time and reduced gastric acid secretions may lead to indigestion, discomfort, and reduced appetite

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Know

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8
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Gag reflux weakens causing increased risk for food aspiration

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Know

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9
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Reabsorption of bone in the jaw may loosen teeth or cause a loss of teeth reducing the ability to chew

Saliva decreases

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10
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Reproductive system

Vulva May atrophy

Vagina secretions dry out and vaginal walls become thin and less elastic

Breast tissue Atrophies

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11
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Male reproductive

Testes atrophy

Prostate May inlarge

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..

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12
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Neurons are steadily lost in the brain and spinal cord

Brain mass is lost progressively

Synthesis and metabolism of neurotransmitters are diminished

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Know

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13
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What are normal changes

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Physiologic

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What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

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Ombudsman

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15
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Gerontological nursing refers to the nursing care of people age

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65 or older

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16
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The underlying concept of holism is to recognize persons as individuals and to see them as an entire or whole person.

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Just know

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17
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What is one of the critical tasks of old age called

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Gerotranscendence

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18
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To have a personal conviction of the type of nursing care you will give to others is called the purpose of _____ _____

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Nursing philosophy

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19
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What word means “whole” or “to heal”

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Holism

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20
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______ _______ refers to the care of the body, mind, socialization, and spirit of the person for whom you are responsible. You make the person your priority

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Holistic care

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21
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95% live in homes either alone or with family

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Know

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22
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Young old is used for ages

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65-74

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23
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Middle old is used for people that’s

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75-84

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24
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Old old is used for people ages

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85-100

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25
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Elite old is used for people

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Older than 100

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26
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Elderly patients who have heart attack’s are less likely to feel pain

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True

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27
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The science of human caring is a nursing philosophy that was developed by ______ ____

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Jean Watson

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28
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Without gerotranscendence elderly are more likely to feel despair

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True

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29
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When speaking to older adults some people address them as “honey” or “sweetie” this is an example of the caregiver treating the patient like a child and this is called ____

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Paternalism

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30
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Who developed life stages of Integrity (ego) and despair

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Erik erikson

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31
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Aging is sometimes called “_____ _____ __ _____”

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The graying of America

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32
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_____ was coined in by Robert Butler to describe negative attitudes and practices that were directed towards old people

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Ageism

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33
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The book defines older people as a subculture, indicating that older people have their own cultural norms and standards

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Just know

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34
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10 chronic diseases that people over 65 experience are

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  1. Arthritis
  2. Hypertension
  3. Problems hearing
  4. Heart conditions
  5. Visual impairment
  6. Deformities or orthopedic disability
  7. Diabetes
  8. Chronic sinusitis
  9. Hay fever, allergic rhinitis
  10. Varicose veins
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35
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Holism relates to gerontology as a human ages they begin to feel loneliness, fear about being able to live alone again, or a misunderstanding in medications. The skills of nursing with social science skills enhance the humanity of the nurse and person receiving care. Ends comments such as “the grandmother who knits all the time”

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Know

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36
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Identify critical activity that is needed to promote holistic care

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  1. Always follow physicians orders
  2. You will develop clinical expertise, use it
  3. Draw on the personal intuition and creativity patients have to resolve their own health problems
  4. Take every opportunity to become closer to the family members and patients.
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37
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What is the hardening of an artery

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Arteriosclerosis

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38
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What is it called when the thoracic spine has an abnormal curvage

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Kyphosis

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39
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What means without tone

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atony

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40
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What is the balance of head produced and heat lost called

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Thermoregulation

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41
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What are age spots called

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Senile lentigines

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42
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When muscles waste away it’s called

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Atrophy

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43
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What is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels

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Atherosclerosis

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44
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Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

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When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

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45
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Psychological theories of aging
The theory of genetic factors is you may already know that you have inherited your hair eye color height and body size from your ancestors. This theory claims that humans and animals are predetermined their lifespan due to the lifespan of ancestors

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Know about this

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46
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What is a belief from within of higher power. Often part of the process of transition for older people is called

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Spirituality

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47
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What are normal changes

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Physiologic

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48
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What means disease

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Pathologic

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49
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What kind of disease comes on fast but has a short duration

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Acute disease

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50
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What disease has a gradual onset but lasts long term or forever

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Chronic disease

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51
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What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

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Ombudsman

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52
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Gerontological nursing refers to the nursing care of people age

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65 or older

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53
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The underlying concept of holism is to recognize persons as individuals and to see them as an entire or whole person.

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Just know

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54
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To have a personal conviction of the type of nursing care you will give to others is called the purpose of _____ _____

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Nursing philosophy

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55
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What word means “whole” or “to heal”

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Holism

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56
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______ _______ refers to the care of the body, mind, socialization, and spirit of the person for whom you are responsible. You make the person your priority

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Holistic care

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57
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The philosophy of _____ emphasizes the importance of understanding a person whole rather than treating specific parts

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Holism

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58
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95% live in homes either alone or with family

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Know

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59
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Elderly patients who have heart attack’s are less likely to feel pain

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True

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60
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The science of human caring is a nursing philosophy that was developed by ______ ____

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Jean Watson

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61
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Without gerotranscendence elderly are more likely to feel despair

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True

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62
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When speaking to older adults some people address them as “honey” or “sweetie” this is an example of the caregiver treating the patient like a child and this is called ____

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Paternalism

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63
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Who developed life stages of Integrity (ego) and despair

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Erik erikson

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64
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Aging is sometimes called “_____ _____ __ _____”

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The graying of America

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65
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_____ was coined in by Robert Butler to describe negative attitudes and practices that were directed towards old people

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Ageism

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66
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The book defines older people as a subculture, indicating that older people have their own cultural norms and standards

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Just know

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67
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10 chronic diseases that people over 65 experience are

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  1. Arthritis
  2. Hypertension
  3. Problems hearing
  4. Heart conditions
  5. Visual impairment
  6. Deformities or orthopedic disability
  7. Diabetes
  8. Chronic sinusitis
  9. Hay fever, allergic rhinitis
  10. Varicose veins
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68
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Holism relates to gerontology as a human ages they begin to feel loneliness, fear about being able to live alone again, or a misunderstanding in medications. The skills of nursing with social science skills enhance the humanity of the nurse and person receiving care. Ends comments such as “the grandmother who knits all the time”

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Know

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69
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Identify critical activity that is needed to promote holistic care

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  1. Always follow physicians orders
  2. You will develop clinical expertise, use it
  3. Draw on the personal intuition and creativity patients have to resolve their own health problems
  4. Take every opportunity to become closer to the family members and patients.
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70
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What is the hardening of an artery

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Arteriosclerosis

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71
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What is it called when the thoracic spine has an abnormal curvage

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Kyphosis

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72
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What means without tone

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atony

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73
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What is the balance of head produced and heat lost called

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Thermoregulation

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74
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What are age spots called

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Senile lentigines

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75
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When muscles waste away it’s called

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Atrophy

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76
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What is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels

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Atherosclerosis

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77
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Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

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When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

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78
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Psychological theories of aging
The theory of genetic factors is you may already know that you have inherited your hair eye color height and body size from your ancestors. This theory claims that humans and animals are predetermined their lifespan due to the lifespan of ancestors

A

Know about this

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79
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What is a belief from within of higher power. Often part of the process of transition for older people is called

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Spirituality

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80
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What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

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Ombudsman

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81
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The underlying concept of holism is to recognize persons as individuals and to see them as an entire or whole person.

A

Just know

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82
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What is one of the critical tasks of old age called

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Gerotranscendence

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83
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To have a personal conviction of the type of nursing care you will give to others is called the purpose of _____ _____

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Nursing philosophy

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84
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What word means “whole” or “to heal”

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Holism

85
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______ _______ refers to the care of the body, mind, socialization, and spirit of the person for whom you are responsible. You make the person your priority

A

Holistic care

86
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The philosophy of _____ emphasizes the importance of understanding a person whole rather than treating specific parts

A

Holism

87
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95% live in homes either alone or with family

A

Know

88
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Young old is used for ages

A

65-74

89
Q

Middle old is used for people that’s

A

75-84

90
Q

Old old is used for people ages

A

85-100

91
Q

Elite old is used for people

A

Older than 100

92
Q

Elderly patients who have heart attack’s are less likely to feel pain

A

True

93
Q

The science of human caring is a nursing philosophy that was developed by ______ ____

A

Jean Watson

94
Q

Without gerotranscendence elderly are more likely to feel despair

A

True

95
Q

When speaking to older adults some people address them as “honey” or “sweetie” this is an example of the caregiver treating the patient like a child and this is called ____

A

Paternalism

96
Q

Who developed life stages of Integrity (ego) and despair

A

Erik erikson

97
Q

Aging is sometimes called “_____ _____ __ _____”

A

The graying of America

98
Q

_____ was coined in by Robert Butler to describe negative attitudes and practices that were directed towards old people

A

Ageism

99
Q

The book defines older people as a subculture, indicating that older people have their own cultural norms and standards

A

Just know

100
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Holism relates to gerontology as a human ages they begin to feel loneliness, fear about being able to live alone again, or a misunderstanding in medications. The skills of nursing with social science skills enhance the humanity of the nurse and person receiving care. Ends comments such as “the grandmother who knits all the time”

A

Know

101
Q

Identify critical activity that is needed to promote holistic care

A
  1. Always follow physicians orders
  2. You will develop clinical expertise, use it
  3. Draw on the personal intuition and creativity patients have to resolve their own health problems
  4. Take every opportunity to become closer to the family members and patients.
102
Q

What is the hardening of an artery

A

Arteriosclerosis

103
Q

What is it called when the thoracic spine has an abnormal curvage

A

Kyphosis

104
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What means without tone

A

atony

105
Q

What is the balance of head produced and heat lost called

A

Thermoregulation

106
Q

What are age spots called

A

Senile lentigines

107
Q

When muscles waste away it’s called

A

Atrophy

108
Q

What is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels

A

Atherosclerosis

109
Q

Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

A

When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

110
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Psychological theories of aging
The theory of genetic factors is you may already know that you have inherited your hair eye color height and body size from your ancestors. This theory claims that humans and animals are predetermined their lifespan due to the lifespan of ancestors

A

Know about this

111
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What is a belief from within of higher power. Often part of the process of transition for older people is called

A

Spirituality

112
Q

What are normal changes

A

Physiologic

113
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What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

A

Ombudsman

114
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Gerontological nursing refers to the nursing care of people age

A

65 or older

115
Q

The underlying concept of holism is to recognize persons as individuals and to see them as an entire or whole person.

A

Just know

116
Q

What is one of the critical tasks of old age called

A

Gerotranscendence

117
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______ _______ refers to the care of the body, mind, socialization, and spirit of the person for whom you are responsible. You make the person your priority

A

Holistic care

118
Q

The philosophy of _____ emphasizes the importance of understanding a person whole rather than treating specific parts

A

Holism

119
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95% live in homes either alone or with family

A

Know

120
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Young old is used for ages

A

65-74

121
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Middle old is used for people that’s

A

75-84

122
Q

Old old is used for people ages

A

85-100

123
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Elite old is used for people

A

Older than 100

124
Q

Elderly patients who have heart attack’s are less likely to feel pain

A

True

125
Q

The science of human caring is a nursing philosophy that was developed by ______ ____

A

Jean Watson

126
Q

Without gerotranscendence elderly are more likely to feel despair

A

True

127
Q

When speaking to older adults some people address them as “honey” or “sweetie” this is an example of the caregiver treating the patient like a child and this is called ____

A

Paternalism

128
Q

Who developed life stages of Integrity (ego) and despair

A

Erik erikson

129
Q

Aging is sometimes called “_____ _____ __ _____”

A

The graying of America

130
Q

_____ was coined in by Robert Butler to describe negative attitudes and practices that were directed towards old people

A

Ageism

131
Q

The book defines older people as a subculture, indicating that older people have their own cultural norms and standards

A

Just know

132
Q

10 chronic diseases that people over 65 experience are

A
  1. Arthritis
  2. Hypertension
  3. Problems hearing
  4. Heart conditions
  5. Visual impairment
  6. Deformities or orthopedic disability
  7. Diabetes
  8. Chronic sinusitis
  9. Hay fever, allergic rhinitis
  10. Varicose veins
133
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Holism relates to gerontology as a human ages they begin to feel loneliness, fear about being able to live alone again, or a misunderstanding in medications. The skills of nursing with social science skills enhance the humanity of the nurse and person receiving care. Ends comments such as “the grandmother who knits all the time”

A

Know

134
Q

Identify critical activity that is needed to promote holistic care

A
  1. Always follow physicians orders
  2. You will develop clinical expertise, use it
  3. Draw on the personal intuition and creativity patients have to resolve their own health problems
  4. Take every opportunity to become closer to the family members and patients.
135
Q

What is the hardening of an artery

A

Arteriosclerosis

136
Q

What is it called when the thoracic spine has an abnormal curvage

A

Kyphosis

137
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What means without tone

A

atony

138
Q

What is the balance of head produced and heat lost called

A

Thermoregulation

139
Q

What are age spots called

A

Senile lentigines

140
Q

When muscles waste away it’s called

A

Atrophy

141
Q

What is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels

A

Atherosclerosis

142
Q

Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

A

When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

143
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Psychological theories of aging
The theory of genetic factors is you may already know that you have inherited your hair eye color height and body size from your ancestors. This theory claims that humans and animals are predetermined their lifespan due to the lifespan of ancestors

A

Know about this

144
Q

What is a belief from within of higher power. Often part of the process of transition for older people is called

A

Spirituality

145
Q

What are normal changes

A

Physiologic

146
Q

What means disease

A

Pathologic

147
Q

What kind of disease comes on fast but has a short duration

A

Acute disease

148
Q

What disease has a gradual onset but lasts long term or forever

A

Chronic disease

149
Q

What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

A

Ombudsman

150
Q

Gerontological nursing refers to the nursing care of people age

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65 or older

151
Q

The underlying concept of holism is to recognize persons as individuals and to see them as an entire or whole person.

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Just know

152
Q

What is one of the critical tasks of old age called

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Gerotranscendence

153
Q

To have a personal conviction of the type of nursing care you will give to others is called the purpose of _____ _____

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Nursing philosophy

154
Q

What word means “whole” or “to heal”

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Holism

155
Q

______ _______ refers to the care of the body, mind, socialization, and spirit of the person for whom you are responsible. You make the person your priority

A

Holistic care

156
Q

The philosophy of _____ emphasizes the importance of understanding a person whole rather than treating specific parts

A

Holism

157
Q

95% live in homes either alone or with family

A

Know

158
Q

Young old is used for ages

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65-74

159
Q

Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

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When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

160
Q

What is a belief from within of higher power. Often part of the process of transition for older people is called

A

Spirituality

161
Q

What is the hardening of an artery

A

Arteriosclerosis

162
Q

What is the balance of head produced and heat lost called

A

Thermoregulation

163
Q

What are age spots called

A

Senile lentigines

164
Q

When muscles waste away it’s called

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Atrophy

165
Q

What is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels

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Atherosclerosis

166
Q

Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

A

When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

167
Q

What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

A

Ombudsman

168
Q

The underlying concept of holism is to recognize persons as individuals and to see them as an entire or whole person.

A

Just know

169
Q

______ _______ refers to the care of the body, mind, socialization, and spirit of the person for whom you are responsible. You make the person your priority

A

Holistic care

170
Q

The philosophy of _____ emphasizes the importance of understanding a person whole rather than treating specific parts

A

Holism

171
Q

95% live in homes either alone or with family

A

Know

172
Q

Young old is used for ages

A

65-74

173
Q

Middle old is used for people that’s

A

75-84

174
Q

Old old is used for people ages

A

85-100

175
Q

Elite old is used for people

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Older than 100

176
Q

Elderly patients who have heart attack’s are less likely to feel pain

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True

177
Q

Without gerotranscendence elderly are more likely to feel despair

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True

178
Q

When speaking to older adults some people address them as “honey” or “sweetie” this is an example of the caregiver treating the patient like a child and this is called ____

A

Paternalism

179
Q

Aging is sometimes called “_____ _____ __ _____”

A

The graying of America

180
Q

_____ was coined in by Robert Butler to describe negative attitudes and practices that were directed towards old people

A

Ageism

181
Q

The book defines older people as a subculture, indicating that older people have their own cultural norms and standards

A

Just know

182
Q

10 chronic diseases that people over 65 experience are

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  1. Arthritis
  2. Hypertension
  3. Problems hearing
  4. Heart conditions
  5. Visual impairment
  6. Deformities or orthopedic disability
  7. Diabetes
  8. Chronic sinusitis
  9. Hay fever, allergic rhinitis
  10. Varicose veins
183
Q

Holism relates to gerontology as a human ages they begin to feel loneliness, fear about being able to live alone again, or a misunderstanding in medications. The skills of nursing with social science skills enhance the humanity of the nurse and person receiving care. Ends comments such as “the grandmother who knits all the time”

A

Know

184
Q

What is the hardening of an artery

A

Arteriosclerosis

185
Q

What is it called when the thoracic spine has an abnormal curvage

A

Kyphosis

186
Q

When muscles waste away it’s called

A

Atrophy

187
Q

What is the hardening and narrowing of the blood vessels

A

Atherosclerosis

188
Q

Identify some myths, stereotypes, and prejudices that exist about old age

A

When people think of old people they imply rocking chairs, dentures, memory loss, and incontinence

189
Q

Psychological theories of aging
The theory of genetic factors is you may already know that you have inherited your hair eye color height and body size from your ancestors. This theory claims that humans and animals are predetermined their lifespan due to the lifespan of ancestors

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Know about this

190
Q

What is a belief from within of higher power. Often part of the process of transition for older people is called

A

Spirituality

191
Q

What are normal changes

A

Physiologic

192
Q

What means disease

A

Pathologic

193
Q

What kind of disease comes on fast but has a short duration

A

Acute disease

194
Q

What disease has a gradual onset but lasts long term or forever

A

Chronic disease

195
Q

What is a person that can be called, their contact information has to be available so in a situation of possible abuse they come to investigate is called a

A

Ombudsman

196
Q

What word means “whole” or “to heal”

A

Holism

197
Q

Who developed life stages of Integrity (ego) and despair

A

Erik erikson

198
Q

Involuntary muscle movement is called

A

Peristalsis

199
Q

Getting older is called

A

Senility

200
Q

___ is cannot hear high pitched noises

A

Presbycusis

201
Q

_____ ____ is when the pupil constricts and gets very small

A

Senile miosis

202
Q

____ ____ is a lipid ring around iris of the eye (gray or yellow)

A

arcus senilus

203
Q

What means no teeth

A

Edentulous

204
Q

_____ is involuntary muscle movement

A

Peristalsis

205
Q

_____ personal freedom and control, self governance

A

Autonomy

206
Q

Flatus means

A

Gas

207
Q

Abnormal hair growth is

A

Hirisuitism

208
Q

Mastication means

A

Chewing

209
Q

Getting older is ____

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Senility