Ch 8 Human Needs and Human Development

Caring for a person holistically is part of providing person centered care

A person with cerebral palsy is always retarded

If one resident does not seem to be consenting, what is the NA's responsibility?

A major task of the school age child is

Puberty begins in which stage of childhood?

What is an intellectual disability?

Identify two ways in which NA's can respect someone's spiritual needs

Katie and John are married and have three children. This is an example of a

People who believe they do not know or cannot know if God exists

It is okay for a resident to treat a NA disrespectfully because the resident doesn't like the NA's religion.

Two physical symptoms of a person with Down's syndrome are

Two goals of care for those with developmental disability include

A physical or structural defect that affects an infant from birth

By school age, children need to be vaccinated against ____ to protect older adults from serious illnesses

Bob and Sarah just got married. He has three boys, she has three girls. This is an example of a

Most older people are active and engaged in work, volunteer activities, exercise programs or learning programs

A task of the preschooler is

Sexual needs diminish as a person ages and disappear by age 60.

which human needs involve social interaction, emotions, intellect and spirituality?

People in late adulthood are too old to enjoy sports or sex and must live with family or in a facility

In infancy, physical development occurs

Sexual situations between consenting adults should be respected by

Babies born at least 3 weeks before they are due are

What is a development disability?

Care guidelines for the person with cerebral palsy include

The belief that all actions in this life can determine ones destiny in future lives is

A resident becoming able to do something he wasn't able to do before satisfies which need?

What is a cliche?

What are two basic human needs?

Preschoolers are children in what age group

The person who has suffered brain damage either while in the uterus or during birth.

The period known as "Infancy" is from

The main goal of care for a person with a developmental disability is

Two of Maslow's hierachy tiers are psychosocial needs. These are

All residents must be treated with respect and professionalism

Boys are more likely to have autism than girls

Judy and Jami have been best friends for years. They take vacations and spend holidays together. This is a

An essential part of life that improves and maintains physical and mental health

Identify two ways in which NA's should never involve themselves with someone's religious beliefs

Touching or rubbing sexual organs in order to give oneself or another person sexual pleasure is

Holistic care means caring for the mind as well as the body

Regular physical activity helps one by increasing energy

What is a normal change of aging?

The major task of the toddler is to

Autism usually appear in late childhood

It is not important to consider psychosocial factors when a resident becomes ill.

A "toddler" is a child

Hearing praise from NA's may meet the need for:

What is a major task of the Young Adult?

Holistic care means caring for the whole body

One way NA's can help families make care decisions is by

Which disorder is most common among adolescence?

What is the approximate age range for middle adulthood?

Spiritual means

A former term used for development disability is "mental retardation"

NA's should encourage residents to do self-care without rushing them

This level involves feeling accepted, needed and cared for

Babies born at full term but weighing less than 5 pounds are

Julia is a single mother with a two year old son. This is an example of a

Menopause may occur in middle adulthood?

Jo and Allen are both young men. They have lived together for 7 years, and recently adopted a baby boy. This is a