Pain Disability 1

Question 1

Acute disease

Answer 1

Rapidly occurring illness that runs its course allowing the person to return to his or her previous level of functioning

Question 2

Chronic diseased

Answer 2

Irreversible illness that causes permanent physical damage and long term health cares

A pathological condition which interrupts normal functions for the body
Tends be slow progression and prolonged duration

Question 3

Health challenges in older people

Answer 3

Health often fluctuate

Nurses address concerns related to acute and chronic conditions

Question 4

Disability

Answer 4

Inability to function activity in a normal manner

Question 5

Frailty

Answer 5

3 or more signs

Weight loss, slow walking speed, fatigue, low activity levels

Question 6

Impairment

Answer 6

Psychological, autonomic loss and abnormality

Question 7

Handicap

Answer 7

Limitation to fulfil a role cause of disability and impaired

Question 8

Types of chronic disease

Answer 8

Diabetes 
Arthritis 
Osteoporosis 
Hypertensive disease
Neurological impairment
Heart conditions 
Genito-urinary system disease

Question 9

Pathological and other condition

Answer 9

Asthma
Hearing impairment 
Visual impairment 
Lung complications 
Geriatric symptoms ml
Cancer
Sleep disorders

Question 10

Incidence

Answer 10

Increased rate in au of multinorbidity

• 40% of adults(3 or more)
• 80% 65( 3 or more)
• 30% 80 (7 or more)

Question 11

Impact of chronic conditions

Answer 11

Increased death rates
Decreased physical mental and social functions 
Increased psychological distress
Poor quality of life
Increase healthcare sources

Question 12

Quality of life impact

Answer 12

Time consuming
Traveling to med appointment
Management of signs
Polypharmacy

Question 13

Risk factors of chronic health health

Answer 13

Behavioral 
Environmental 
Social
Biomedical 
Genetic
Other factors

Question 14

Who risk factors

Answer 14

Prevent Chronic disease by elimination smoking
Physical inactivity
Harmful use if alcohol
Unhealthy diet

Question 15

Acute pain

Answer 15

Short term pain that has an onset

Tissue injury, severe illness, physiological malfunction

Question 16

Persistent pain

Answer 16

Irreversible that causes permanent damage and requires long term care
Interrupts normal functions pf the body and tends to be slow progression and prolonged duration

Question 17

Physiological changes the impact pain

Answer 17

Decreased renal function 
Weight loss
Decreased pulmonary function 
Decreased liver function 
Decreased serum protein

Question 18

Pain in older people ( expression )

Answer 18

Cognitive or mental changes
Restlessness
Agression
Agitation
Fatigue
Facial grimacing
Hypertension 
Nutrition intake altered

Question 19

Pain assessment

Answer 19

Intensity
Quality
Location
Personal response
Physical findings
Person’s goals
Meaning if pain
Analgesia effectiveness

Question 20

Factors that influence pain

Answer 20

Fatigue
Anxiety 
Isolation
Sadness
Depression 
Cultural background
Anger
Boredom

Question 21

Interventions for pain

Answer 21

Analgesia
hot and cold pac
Distraction
Reduction of anxiety 
Rest
Companionships 
Education