Grief & Dying
Early Lifespan
Disorder/ Disease
Stages of Life
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100

Name the 5 stages of grief

denial-anger-bargaining-depression-acceptance

100

The life stage before birth; during or relating to pregnancy

prenatal or gestation

100

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome occurs when a Mom consumes alcohol that a fetus cannot process as an adult and prevents nutrition and oxygen from reaching vital organs. It is 100% preventable. T/F

True

100

The natural inclination for newborns to turn their head to a food source when the side of their mouth is stroked is called ___

rooting reflex 

100

Which medical term comes from the Greek word for “without breathing” and is included in the name of a condition where a person experiences brief pauses in breathing while they’re asleep?

apnea

100

Discrimination of the elderly is called __ . 

ageism

200

The patient refuses to believe that death is coming. The patient states, "This can't be right. The doctor's office must have me mixed up with someone else." What stage of grief is the patient experiencing?

Denial stage

200

term that describes a baby from birth to one month

neonate

200

unexpected death that occurs for unknown reasons during the first few months of a baby's life

SIDS-sudden infant death syndrome

200

What stage of life does the baby begin to roll over, crawl, grasp objects, and walk. 

Infancy

200

Which A-medical term from the Greek word that means “ill-fed” refers to the wasting away and weakening of muscle?

atrophy

200

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is an acute condition. T/F

false

300

The patient is exhibiting resentment and other negative feelings about their terminal dx. The patient is overheard saying, "Why is this happening to me? I'm a good person.?" What stage of grief is the patient experiencing?

Anger stage

300

term that describes a child from 30 days after birth until the first birthday

infant

300

Decreased estrogen during menopause contributes to what condition?

osteoporosis

300

What age group is included in late childhood?

10-12y/o

300

How many states does the Appalachian Trail cross?

14

300

What is at the top of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

self-actualization


400

What is the care given to dying patients called?

hospice


400

Test used to determine the health of a newborn based on HR, RR, muscle tone, responsiveness, and body color

Apgar scale

400

The buildup of abnormal protein plaques in the brain, leading to cognitive decline is __.

Alzheimer's 

400

Stage of life when adults begin losing muscle mass, gain weight, and women experience menopause

Middle adulthood (40s to mid 60s)

400

How many time zones are there in the world?

24

400

What body system does sarcopenia affect?

musculoskeletal or muscular

500

What is the term for measures taken to treat symptoms and pain even though the treatment will not cure a disease

palliative care

500

What Vitamin is it important for pregnant women to take to prevent neural tube defects?

600mcg folic acid

500

the cessation of menstrual cycles for 12 consecutive months

menopause

500

The startle reflex is the natural inclination of a baby's limb and neck muscles to contract in response to a loud noise or jolt and usually disappears by what age?

6 months

500

What is the largest volcano on earth?

Mauna Loa

500

The mental processes involved in acquiring knowledge and understanding, including thinking, learning, memory, problem-solving, and decision-making.

cognition

600

Who is the Swiss-American psychologist that observed the stages of grief

Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross

600

According to the NIH at what week of gestation, can a heartbeat be auscultated?

end of the 4th

600

Inherited disease characterized by the buildup of thick sticky mucus that can damage the body's organs and cause progressive damage to the respiratory and digestive system

Cystic Fibrosis

600

What are the four types of human growth and development?

physical, mental, emotional, and social

600

Which U.S. state is known as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes?”


Minnesota

600

condition in which the arteries (which supply blood to the heart muscle) become narrowed or blocked due to the buildup of plaque

CAD

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