PVN 133 Exam 3 review

How does school help an adolescent prepare for young adulthood?

Which of the following would NOT be elder abuse?

Osteoporosis is:

What is the best way a nurse confirm that the teaching was effective to a geriatric adult?

Which of the following is normal age-related memory loss?

According to Erikson, a young adult is at what developmental stage?

What is the term for a middle aged person dealing with health needs of both kids and parents?

What stage (Piaget) continues into young adulthood and develops problem solving skills?

What is the term for increased responsibility increases from both children and older parents?

What is generativity?

What is the term for when children are gone from home, resulting in feelings of sadness

The major task of advanced old age includes:

Polypharmacy is:

According to Erickson, a middle adult stage of development is:

What is the term for the period of life when an older adult's body begins to age/weaken?

What could the nurse do when doing patient teaching for the older adult?

What defines the period of time from adulthood to just before retirement?

What is the focus of health care of a young adult?

What is active total care of patients whose disease is not responsive to curative therapy?

What is a teaching technique for the patient in late adulthood?

The biggest barrier to hospice care is:

Which is NOT considered a therapeutic response?

What is the purpose of assisted living?

Health promotion focus of the older adult is:

What age of child views death as temporary?

What is the purpose of teaching safe-sex practices?

Late adulthood is up to _____ years

What transfers health care decision making power to a person designated by the patient?

Which problem occurs when health care is inaccessible?

What is true about breast self-examination?

Which theory of aging states the body is damaged by unstable ions?

What is an important preventative screening for young adult men?

What is the purpose of the Affordable Care Act of 2010?

What respiratory changes occur with impending death?

Which is NOT a sign of impending death?

Young adulthood is ages:

Which theory of aging thinks of the body as a machine?

What should the nurse do if family wants to be present during care after death?

What is an important screening for middle-adult men?

Effective teaching of a young adult would include information that is:

Which is NOT a risk associated with menopause?

What is the term for the study of the age group of 65 years+?

What is a teachable moment?

Which is NOT a stage of grief/dying?

Which is NOT a basic psychosocial need of an older adult?

What is the purpose of MyPlate?

"My time has come" would be which stage of dying?

Middle adulthood is what ages span?

A primary nursing intervention for the older adult would be:

Which theory of aging addresses the body's impaired immune response?

What may a nurse suggest for an older adult widow?