objective 3 (2)

Question 1

what are the common health concerns for prenatal?

Answer 1

nutrition
exercise
poverty
alcohol and drug use
smoking
prenatal care
social support
safety

Question 2

an important preventive
measure that needs to be initiated in infancy
and continued throughout the lifespan, as
recommended for specific ages

Answer 2

immunizationn

Question 3

The time in a woman’s life when her levels of estrogen
and progesterone change

Answer 3

menopause

Question 4

what are the risk factors predisposing women to heart disease?

Answer 4

smoking
high cholesterol
DM
obesity
HTN
physical inactivity
family history

Question 5

what are the adult health concerns?

Answer 5

obesity
lifestyle practices
sedentary lifestyle
smoking
alcohol use

Question 6

what is smoking a risk factor for?

Answer 6

CVA
cancer
lung disease

Question 7

what are the risk factors for type 2 DM?

Answer 7

low socioeconomic status, less formal
education, smoking, physical inactivity, and being
overweight

Question 8

what are the risk factors of depression?

Answer 8

being
female, family history of depression,
unemployment, and chronic disease

Question 9

what are the top 3 cancers that lead to death in women?

Answer 9

lung cancer
breast cancer
colorectal cancer

Question 10

The total of all changes that occur in a person with
the passing of time

Answer 10

aging

Question 11

• The specialized study of the processes of growing old

Answer 11

gerontology

Question 12

refers to the need to transcend
physical, psychological, and social identities
to experience love, hope, and meaning in
life

Answer 12

spirtuality

Question 13

• A cure is not expected.
• The prevalence of chronic illness rises with the lengthening
  of the lifespan

Answer 13

chronic illness

Question 14

what are the risk factors for falls?

Answer 14

Female, Single, Alcohol or sedative use, Weak
lower body, Fear of falling, Urinary urgency, Environmental
hazards

Question 15

can be due to normal
aging changes

Answer 15

minor memory loss

Question 16

can be the result of disease
processes.
* This can interfere with the ability to carry out activities of
daily living

Answer 16

more than minor memory loss

Question 17

Encompasses physical, psychological, financial or
material, spiritual, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect

Answer 17

elder abuse

Question 18

what are the 3 Ds of intellectual impairment?

Answer 18

dementia
depression
delirium

Question 19

Intentionally or unintentionally not providing care or
services that are necessary for the physical, spiritual, and
mental health of an older person who is dependent on a
caregiver

Answer 19

neglect

Question 20

The illegal or improper use of a person or that person’s
resources for another’s profit or advantage

Answer 20

exploitation

Question 21

what are some signs of caregiver stress?

Answer 21

• Denial
• Anger
• Social withdrawal
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Exhaustion
• Sleeplessness
• Emotional reactions
• Lack of concentration
• Health problems

Question 22

type of cultural prejudice in which one believes his/her own cultural beliefs, values, and behaviours are best, preferred and the most superior

Answer 22

ethnocentrism

Question 23

the negative evaluation of one group and its members relative to another

Answer 23

bias

Question 24

a condition that involves feelings of anxiety because of exposure to an unfamiliar environment and culture

Answer 24

culture shock

Question 25

occurs when generalizations are applied to an individual with out exploring individuals values, beliefs and behaviours

Answer 25

stereotyping

Question 26

negative attitude about a person/group without facts

Answer 26

prejudice

Question 27

an open demonstration by attitudes, actions, policies, and practices of a feeling of superiority over individuals or groups with the intent of harming or damaging

Answer 27

overt racism

Question 28

policies within organization that are mot equally applied to all individuals or groups, producing inequitable opportunities and impacts based on race

Answer 28

systemic racism

Question 29

what are freuds developmental stages?

Answer 29

oral
anal
phallic
latent
genital

Question 30

what are eriksons developmental stages?

Answer 30

trust vs mistrust
autonomy vs shame
initiative vs guilt
industry vs inferiority
identity vs identify infusion

Question 31

infant 1-2mos

Answer 31

oral stage

Question 32

toddler 12mos-3yrs

Answer 32

anal stage

Question 33

preschooler 3-5yrs

Answer 33

phallic stage

Question 34

school child 6-12 yrs

Answer 34

latent stage

Question 35

adolescents 13-21 yrs

Answer 35

genital stage

Question 36

trust vs mistrust

Answer 36

infant 1-12mos

Question 37

autonomy vs shame

Answer 37

toddler 12mos-3yrs

Question 38

initiative vs guilt

Answer 38

preschooler 3-5yrs

Question 39

industry vs inferiority

Answer 39

school child 6-12 yrs

Question 40

identity vs identity infusion

Answer 40

adolescents 13-21yrs

Question 41

pt has 0 intention for change in behavior within the next 6mos

Answer 41

precontemplation

Question 42

pt thinking of changing behavior within next 6 mos

Answer 42

contemplation

Question 42

pt has serious intention to change behavior within 30d

Answer 42

preparation

Question 43

pt has initiated behavior change within past 6mos

Answer 43

action

Question 44

pt has changed behavior for longer than 6 mos

Answer 44

maintenance

Question 45

pt no longer tempted to reestablish unhealthy behavior

Answer 45

termination