Quiz 13 Flashcards
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.
D
Wandering and getting lost is a characteristic of which stage of Alzheimer’s Disease
Late
The term “ageism” refers to:
judging people on the basis of chronological age
Primary aging refers to age-related changes that:
inevitably take place as time goes by
Paulo, age 62, has developed heart disease from of lifetime of smoke cigarettes. His heart disease is an example of:
Secondary aging
Limiting the time a person spends being ill or infirm is referred to as:
compression of morbidity
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:
progresses more rapidly
Research on parts of the world where many people live well to advanced age indicates that these individual’s usually:
Work throughout life
The maximum life span is about ____ years for humans.
122
The main symptoms of frontal lobe dementias is:
Personality Change
The main reason we may not notice the young-old age category is that:
they do not fit our stereotypes of the elderly
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
D
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
A
Which of the following strategies is crucial when older people have sensory loss
Compensation
The fact that man older people begin to demonstrate an interest in painting, music, or woodworking supports the idea that older people:
develop an appreciation for the aesthetic