Quiz 13 Flashcards

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According to comprehensive study, factors that contribute to a long life include: A) early retirement and moderate exercise, B) vacation time and limited social interaction, C) prestigious work and a large home, D lifelong work and a diet rich in fresh vegetables.

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D

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Wandering and getting lost is a characteristic of which stage of Alzheimer’s Disease

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Late

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The term “ageism” refers to:

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judging people on the basis of chronological age

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Primary aging refers to age-related changes that:

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inevitably take place as time goes by

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Paulo, age 62, has developed heart disease from of lifetime of smoke cigarettes. His heart disease is an example of:

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Secondary aging

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Limiting the time a person spends being ill or infirm is referred to as:

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compression of morbidity

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Vera was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease while in middle age. Her doctor told her family that compared to the kind of Alzheimer disease that develops in old age, this version:

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progresses more rapidly

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Research on parts of the world where many people live well to advanced age indicates that these individual’s usually:

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Work throughout life

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The maximum life span is about ____ years for humans.

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122

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The main symptoms of frontal lobe dementias is:

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Personality Change

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The main reason we may not notice the young-old age category is that:

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they do not fit our stereotypes of the elderly

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If you were trying to make your home conducive to caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease, your should: A) remove rugs that might be a tripping hazard, B) lock up cleaning supplies, C) remove plants that might be poisonous, D) all of the above

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D

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One function of working memory is: A) temporary storage of info for conscious use, B) long-term storage of unconscious info, C) storage of visual and auditory afterimages

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A

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Which of the following strategies is crucial when older people have sensory loss

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Compensation

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The fact that man older people begin to demonstrate an interest in painting, music, or woodworking supports the idea that older people:

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develop an appreciation for the aesthetic

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The early stat of Alzheimer disease is characterized by:

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absentmindedness about recent events

17
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Which of the following vocal characteristics is a feature of elderspeak: A) higher pitch, B) faster speech, C) bigger words, D) gestures

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