Reproductive and Sexuality
Ethics and Legal Principles
Special Senses and Safety
Immune System and Successful Aging
Neuro
Mental Health
Mental Health
100
NIH stopped the part of the study in which women received estrogen and progestin due to findings that these women experienced ________
higher heart risk
100
TRUE or FALSE
The INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM function as a group of professionals who work loosely in the same area or with the same client.
False -Multidisciplinary Team
100
TRUE or FALSE
Burns and Wounds are the most common cause of injury among older adults in the US.
False- falls
100
True or False:
Signs of pneumonia can be typical, serious pneumonia can be symptomatic.
False - atypical, asymptomatic
100
Type of Delusion Disorder that the patient believes of having a physical defect or medical condition.
Somatic Type
200
TRUE or FALSE:
Menopause, the permanent cessation of menses for at least 5years, occurs in women around the fifth decade of life
False 1 year
200
The ____________ are known to have lifetime career with one employer
Veterans or traditional professional RNs
200
Presbyopyia refers to the clouding or opacification of the normally clear lens of the eye or its capsule (surrounding transparent membrane) that obscures the passage of light through the lens to the retina of the eye.
False - Cataract
200
_____________The vaccination that helps prevent a painful viral condition caused by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus in older adults.
Herpes zoster (shingles) vaccine
200
TRUE or FALSE
Sundowning syndrome is characterized by increased confusion and agitation during early afternoon or late evening.
False - late afternoon or Early evening
300
What condition is treated by this device?
Erectile Dysfunction
300
In the most effective teams the_____ is an active member and is expected to participate in goal setting and care planning.
client/patient
300
True or False
Meniere's disease is an outer ear problem that can cause dizzy spells and hearing loss.
False
300
______A respiratory infection that poses a major cause of morbidity and mortality among the elderly.
Pneumonia
300
Possible Behaviors of this Cognitive Disorder include: Accusing others of theft, hoarding items, fear of being talked about.
PARANOIA OR SUSPICIOUSNESS
400
What condition is this?
Uterine Prolapse
400
Enumerate the Multigenerational Age/Workforce (According to the Activity/Notes)
- The Veterans or traditional professional RNs
- The Baby Boomers
- Generation X
- The Millennial or New Generation
400
Give a Nursing Diagnosis
Malnutrition or Imbalanced Nutrition
400
The most common bacterial cause of pneumonia among older adults.
Streptococcus pneumoniae.
400
MAOI RARELY USED IN TREATMENT OF BEHAVIORAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS BECAUSE IT CAN INCREASE HYPERTENSIVE CRISIS WITH _________
tyramine.
500
A 65-year-old male with Parkinsonism arrives for a wellness check-up and reports a decrease in sexual interest. The physician decides to prescribe a medication to help improve his symptoms. Which medication should the nurse expect to be ordered?
Levodopa
500
Enumerate the 5 Rights of Delegation
Right Task
Right Circumstance
Right Person
Right Direction/ communication
Right Supervision
500
Give 5 classifications of falls
multifactorial, intrinsic, extrinsic, intentional, isolated, cluster, prodromal, premonitary
500
What are the 3 components of successful ageing?
1. Avoiding disease and disability; or prevention of diseases.
2 Maintaining mental function
3 Continuing active engagement of life
500
What category of PD symptoms:
Seborrhea, facial sweating, heat intolerance, constipation, dysphagia, anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances.
Autonomic–
Neuroendocrine: