MODULE 1 TO 6 Flashcards

1
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Individual Aging

A

growing older of a person

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2
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Factors affecting individual Aging

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Passing of Years
Aging person
Change in body and body functions

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3
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chronological age

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from the date of birth

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4
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Physical age

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aging outside the box

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5
Q

Functional Age

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Ability of a person to perform independent self sufficient tasks

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6
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Factors affecting Individual Age

A

Heredity
nutrition
habit and vices
lifetime work environment
lifestyle
attitude towards life

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7
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Population Aging

A

state of a population

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8
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Stages of Population Growth

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Stage 1 : pre transitional high birth and death rate
Stage 2 : High Birth Low death
Stage 3 : Unequal
Stage 4: Post transitional Slow population growth

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9
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Life expectancy

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expected years a person lives

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10
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Life expectancy of Africa

A

48 yrs

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11
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Japan Life expectancy

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81.5 yrs

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12
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Philippines life expectancy

A

71 yrs old

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13
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Filial Piety

A

virtue of caring elderly

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14
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Social Reciprocity

A

paying back in kind to the elderly

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15
Q

Utang na loob

A

debts of gratitude

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16
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Western Culture of elderly

A

Independent elderly

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17
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European elderly care

A

the government provides for elderly

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18
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Epidemiologic transition

A

describes the long term trend in mortality or death in a population

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19
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Demographic Transition Stage

A

Pre transition
Transition
Post transition

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20
Q

Pre transition Stage

A

Communicable disease is the top cause of death mostly on children and infants

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21
Q

Transition Stage

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Communicable and Chronic disease are present

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22
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Post Transition Stage

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Chronic disease is leading and Infectious disease are low

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23
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true or false. Men have younger composition

A

TRUE

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24
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true or false. As the age advances, women increases than men

A

TRUE

25
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Most dominant premarital status

A

MARRIED

26
Q

TRUE OR FALSE. Vast majority of elderly gone through elementary schooling only

A

TRUE

27
Q

Highest concentration of older people

A

Central Luzon, Southern Tagalog, NCR, Western Visayas

28
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TRUE or False. Low income increases of advancing age

A

TRUE

29
Q

True or False. Unmarried woman tend to have lower income than married ones

A

True

30
Q

T or F. those with low education tend to have lower incomes than those better educated

A

TRUE

31
Q

The most dominant living arrangement

A

living with a child

32
Q

gender of elderly that are more likely to live alone or live with others

A

FEMALES

33
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frameworks of life course

A

Acquisition
Struggle
Legacy

34
Q

Collecting of skills and experiences in life

A

Acquisition

35
Q

Any form of difficulty, test or challenges in life and makes people grow

A

Struggles

36
Q

a level where one reaches self actualization

A

Legacy

37
Q

Supposes that a person gets old as the cells, nerves, muscles and body parts worn off through the years

A

Wear and Tear Theory

38
Q

Describes that the exposure to low amount of radiation accelerates the aging process

A

Somatic Mutation Theory

39
Q

lack of essential nutrients and oxygen delivered to the body cells increases aging

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Deprivation Theory

40
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Describes that the cumulative effects of stresses of living

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Stress Theory

41
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Failure of body mechanisms to adapt to stress

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Adaptation Theory

42
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Involves the withdrawal of older person to the roles characteristics of middle age, socialization and work related activities

A

Disengagement theory

43
Q

Self concept of older person is related to social roles and encourages older people to continue activity and participate in social activities

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Activity Theory

44
Q

the factor in adjustment to old age are the previous coping mechanism and continuous roles and activities

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Continuity Theory

45
Q

Increase of physical size of a whole or any of its parts

A

Growth

46
Q

the continuous, orderly series of conditions that lead to activities and patterns in behavior and self actualization

A

Development

47
Q

Variety and indication of growth and development that each individuals displays from childhood to adulthood

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Patterns of growth and development

48
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development proceeds from the head downward to the feet

A

Cephalocaudal Development

49
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development from the center of the body towards the extremities

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Proximodistal Development

50
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development from simple operations to more complex activities and functions

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Differentiation

51
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time where child is especially responsive to certin environmental effects

A

critical period

52
Q

process of understanding the upcoming developmental needs of the person from childhood to older years

A

anticipatory guidance

53
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Development process of aging

A

Germinal
embryonic
fetal
birth

54
Q

from the period of conception to two weeks of life

A

Germinal period of life

55
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From two weeks to 8 weeks of life

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embryonic period of life

56
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From 8 weeks to 40 weeks

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fetal period of life

57
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From birth to to adolescence

A

Birth

58
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Emphasis of Developmental Stage

A

Health habits
prevention of illness and injury
prevention of poisoning and accidents
nutrition
dental care
sexuality
health promotion guidance

59
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Factor affecting growth and development and aging

A

Genetics
Nutrition
Prenatal and environmental factors
Family and community
cultural factors