Middle Adult-Physical
Middle Adult Social
Late Adult Physical
Late Adult Social
Death, Dying, and Breavment
100
Any weight bearing exercise even walking will help osteoporosis
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100
Generativity
a sense that one is making a valuable contribution to society by bringing up children or mentoring younger people some way midlife.
100
Gerontology
is the scientific study of aging.
100
Reminiscence
is when one reflects on past experiences.
100
Clinical death
a period during which vital signs are absent but resuscitation is still possible.
200
Climacteric
the term used to describe the adult period during which reproductive capacity declines or is lost.
200
Who is more likely to manage stress such as divorce
Researcher suggests that middle ages women are more resilient than younger women in managing transitions such as divorce.
200
How elder feel about aging
Most elders rate their health positively
200
Ego Integrity
the feeling that ones life has been worthwhile.
200
Brain death
The Point at which vital signs including brain activity are absent and resuscitation is no longer possible.
300
grey hair, reading glasses, an expanding waistline
What comes to mind when thinking about those who are middle aged?
300
Caregiver burden
A term for the cumulative negative effects of caring for an elderly or disabled person.
300
activities of daily living
Self help tasks such as bathing, dressing, and using the toilet.
300
good physical health, retention of cognitive abilities, and continuing engagement in social activates
Successful aging has three components, what are these three.
300
__ stage of dying
According to Kubler-Ross how many stages of dying are there?
400
menopause
The cessation of monthly menstrual cycles in middle aged women.
400
relationships in which grandparents do not see their grandchildren often
Remote Relationships are defined as?
400
General slowing or slowing down
What is the biggest single behavioral effect of age related physical changes.
400
Volunteerism
Performance of unpaid work for altruistic motives.
400
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, depression, acceptance
What are the stages of dying proposed by Kubler-Ross?
500
Smoking, blood pressure, weight
Name 3 risk factors of heart disease and cancer.
500
____ Who is more likely to take on the role of significant caregiver for a disabled parents or a parent with dementia?
Who is more likely to take on the role of significant caregiver for a disabled parents or a parent with dementia?
500
Tinnitus
When elderly have a persistent ringing in the ears, this is defined as?
500
Shrinking of life space, Increased individuality, acceptance of these changes
Disengagement Theory proposes that aging has three aspects, name these three.
500
grieving
Hannah and Rachel recently lost their grandmother to cancer, they are about to begin the first process of
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