MODULE 1 TO 6

Question 1

Individual Aging

Answer 1

growing older of a person

Question 2

Factors affecting individual Aging

Answer 2

Passing of Years
Aging person
Change in body and body functions

Question 3

chronological age

Answer 3

from the date of birth

Question 4

Physical age

Answer 4

aging outside the box

Question 5

Functional Age

Answer 5

Ability of a person to perform independent self sufficient tasks

Question 6

Factors affecting Individual Age

Answer 6

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

Question 7

Population Aging

Answer 7

state of a population

Question 8

Stages of Population Growth

Answer 8

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

Question 9

Life expectancy

Answer 9

expected years a person lives

Question 10

Life expectancy of Africa

Answer 10

48 yrs

Question 11

Japan Life expectancy

Answer 11

81.5 yrs

Question 12

Philippines life expectancy

Answer 12

71 yrs old

Question 13

Filial Piety

Answer 13

virtue of caring elderly

Question 14

Social Reciprocity

Answer 14

paying back in kind to the elderly

Question 15

Utang na loob

Answer 15

debts of gratitude

Question 16

Western Culture of elderly

Answer 16

Independent elderly

Question 17

European elderly care

Answer 17

the government provides for elderly

Question 18

Epidemiologic transition

Answer 18

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

Question 19

Demographic Transition Stage

Answer 19

Pre transition
Transition
Post transition

Question 20

Pre transition Stage

Answer 20

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

Question 21

Transition Stage

Answer 21

Communicable and Chronic disease are present

Question 22

Post Transition Stage

Answer 22

Chronic disease is leading and Infectious disease are low

Question 23

true or false. Men have younger composition

Answer 23

TRUE

Question 24

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

Answer 24

TRUE

Question 25

Most dominant premarital status

Answer 25

MARRIED

Question 26

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

Answer 26

TRUE

Question 27

Highest concentration of older people

Answer 27

Central Luzon, Southern Tagalog, NCR, Western Visayas

Question 28

TRUE or False. Low income increases of advancing age

Answer 28

TRUE

Question 29

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

Answer 29

True

Question 30

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

Answer 30

TRUE

Question 31

The most dominant living arrangement

Answer 31

living with a child

Question 32

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

Answer 32

FEMALES

Question 33

frameworks of life course

Answer 33

Acquisition Struggle Legacy

Question 34

Collecting of skills and experiences in life

Answer 34

Acquisition

Question 35

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

Answer 35

Struggles

Question 36

a level where one reaches self actualization

Answer 36

Legacy

Question 37

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

Answer 37

Wear and Tear Theory

Question 38

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

Answer 38

Somatic Mutation Theory

Question 39

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

Answer 39

Deprivation Theory

Question 40

Describes that the cumulative effects of stresses of living

Answer 40

Stress Theory

Question 41

Failure of body mechanisms to adapt to stress

Answer 41

Adaptation Theory

Question 42

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

Answer 42

Disengagement theory

Question 43

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

Answer 43

Activity Theory

Question 44

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

Answer 44

Continuity Theory

Question 45

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

Answer 45

Growth

Question 46

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

Answer 46

Development

Question 47

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

Answer 47

Patterns of growth and development

Question 48

development proceeds from the head downward to the feet

Answer 48

Cephalocaudal Development

Question 49

development from the center of the body towards the extremities

Answer 49

Proximodistal Development

Question 50

development from simple operations to more complex activities and functions

Answer 50

Differentiation

Question 51

time where child is especially responsive to certin environmental effects

Answer 51

critical period

Question 52

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

Answer 52

anticipatory guidance

Question 53

Development process of aging

Answer 53

Germinal embryonic fetal birth

Question 54

from the period of conception to two weeks of life

Answer 54

Germinal period of life

Question 55

From two weeks to 8 weeks of life

Answer 55

embryonic period of life

Question 56

From 8 weeks to 40 weeks

Answer 56

fetal period of life

Question 57

From birth to to adolescence

Answer 57

Birth

Question 58

Emphasis of Developmental Stage

Answer 58

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

Question 59

Factor affecting growth and development and aging

Answer 59

Genetics Nutrition Prenatal and environmental factors Family and community cultural factors