The Aging Adult Flashcards

1
Q

What is the leading cause of death in early adulthood?

A

Accidents

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2
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The following are developmental tasks of middle adulthood except

A

Developing independent living skills.

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3
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SATA: What are developmental tasks of early adulthood

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a. Achieve financial and social independence
b. Assumes responsibilities and independent decision making
c. Develops meaningful and satisfying social relationships
d. Marriage and career
e. (extra from notes): Maximizes personal worth and identity

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4
Q

What developmental task (from Erik Erikson’s theory) do young adults struggle with?

A

intimacy vs isolation

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5
Q

physical strength and endurance

A

early adulthood

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6
Q

Common myths about age.

A

older workers are more productive than younger adults.

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7
Q

What stage of family development involves children leaving home?

A

Disengagement stage of parenthood

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8
Q

what theory is hereditary basis?

A

Genetic

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9
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what theory states body is less able to tolerate self?

A

autoimmune

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10
Q

last stage of family development?

A

senescence

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11
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Erik Erikson psychosocial stage for middle adulthood:

A

generativity vs stagnation

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12
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What theory identifies wear and tear theory:

A

cells of body wear out from internal and external stress.

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13
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what stage of development acknowledge marriage ?

A

engagement / commitment stage

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14
Q

What is the developmental stage where conception until birth of first child happens?

A

Expectant stage

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15
Q

What stage for adoption of child?

A

Parenthood stage

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16
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what are the causes of family stress? sata: 4/5

A

a. chronic illness
b. working mothers
c. abuse
d. divorce

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17
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early adulthood

A

20-40 years of age

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18
Q

starting a family

A

early adulthood

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19
Q

what are the characteristics of middle adulthood. sata: 3/5

A

a. bone mass decreases
b. metabolism slows
c. muscle fiber decreases

20
Q

what age range is middle age adults (middle adulthood)?

A

40-65 years of age

21
Q

The following are signs and symptoms of menopause *except ?

A

irregular menstrual periods, flow changes, excess fluid retention, breast tenderness, hot flashes, palpitations, night sweats, and irritability or mood swings.
*The correct answer is anything apart from these signs and symptoms.

22
Q

What do you recommend to patient feeling tired?

A

7-9 hours of sleep at night with daytime rest opportunity

23
Q

which of the following is not associated with pt normal aging process ?

A

Slowed neurological functioning

24
Q

early adulthood

A

intimacy vs isolation

25
Q

women are at highest risk of this, occurs between 60-65 years of age .

A

osteoporosis

weakens bones to the point that they can break easily. It is called a “silent disease” because people who develop it may not notice any changes until a bone breaks — usually a bone in the hip, spine, or wrist.

26
Q

Mother worried about son after discharge and bedwetting during hospitalization, what is your response?

A

Usually children regress during hospitalization, skill will return when child feels better

27
Q

Alzheimer’s patient entering room of another client, what is the action of the nurse?

A

Attempt to determine what client is looking for

28
Q

Developmental task of adolescent

A

Defining sense of self

29
Q

What is the family pattern where female assumes primary role:

A

matriarchal

30
Q

Older adults age:

A

65 & older

31
Q

Erik Erikson: infant abandoned by caregiver, risk of developing

A

mistrust

32
Q

what age does the child leave home ?

A

disengagement

33
Q

Early adulthood

A

20-40 years old

34
Q

During early adulthood 20-40 years which of the following are developmental tasks of early adulthood? sata:4/6

A

1.achieves financial and social independence.

2.maximizes personal worth and identity

  1. develops meaningful and satisfying social relationships

4.assumes responsibilities and independent decision making

  1. learns to balance personal needs and societal expectations
  2. accepts self and others
  3. distinguishes physical attraction from love and permanent commitment
35
Q

Middle adulthood

A

40-65 years old
book says 45-65 years old

36
Q

middle adulthood Physical characteristic sata: 3/5

A

a. bone mass decreases
b. metabolism slows
c. muscle fibers decreases

37
Q

what stage of development where there is acceptance of death?

A

integrity vs despair

38
Q

Person at risk of osteoporosis

A

a.sedentary lifestyle
b.Aging
c.excessive caffeine

39
Q

Presbycusis

A

normal progressive age associated with loss of hearing acuity, speech, intelligibility, auditory threshold and pitch. Usually, occur around age 40.

40
Q

Developmental tasks of middle adulthood: (40-65)

A

Develops career and job satisfaction

Adapts to physical changes

Establishes new roles and relationships with spouse, children, grandchildren, and parents.

41
Q

(Late adulthood 65 years and older)

Challenge of late of adulthood is

A

to be satisfied in life and feel like you’ve lived a fulfilling / meaningful life.

42
Q

Autoimmune theory

A

The body becomes less able to recognize or tolerate itself –the body produces antibodies that acts against itself .

43
Q

Wear and tear theory:

A

the cells of the body wear out from internal and external stress.

44
Q

Genetic theory

A

idea of hereditary, the basis of aging

45
Q

At what stage is the peak of physical strength:

A

early adulthood

46
Q

What stage does a child leave home:

A

disengagement