Q: Which of the following is the cessation of monthly menstrual cycles in middle-aged women?
a. presbycusis
b. menopause
c. presbyopia
d. osteoporosis
What is d. menopause
100
Q: Which of the following is the sense that one is making a valuable contribution to society by bringing up children or mentoring younger people in some way midlife.
a. generativity
b. role conflict
c. multigenerational caregivers
d. caregiver burden
A: a. generativity
100
Q: satiety is that feeling of ____ that follows a meal.
a. happiness
b. sickness
c. hungriness
d. fullness
A: d. fullness
100
The feeling that one’s life has been worth while is what?
a. life review
b. reminiscence
c. ego integrity
d. activity theory
What is c. ego integrity
100
thanatology
What is What is the scientific study of death and dying?
a. deathotology
b. thanatology
c. oldtherapy
d. science of death
200
CVD stands for what
What is cardiovascular disease
200
lack of energy, exhaustion and pessimism that result from chronic stress.
What is a burnout
200
Q: ADLs stands for what?
What is Activities of Daily Life
200
religious coping
What is a tendency to turn to religious beliefs and institutions for support in times of difficulty is what?
200
palliative care
What is A form of care for terminally ill people that focuses on relieving patients’ pain rather than curing their diseases is what?
300
episodic
Q: ____ memories are recollections of personal events.
300
: How do baby boomers differ from previous generations for retirement?
middle-aged adults prepare for retirement in several says, not only through specific planning but also by reducing numbers of hours they work.
300
persistent ringing in the ears.
What is what is tinnitus
300
Describe disengagement theory
What is the theory that it is normal and healthy for older adults to scale down their social lives and to separate themselves from others to a certain degree.
300
unique invulnerability
What is When you believe that bad things, including death, only happen to others is ____ _____.
400
cancer
Q: What is the second leading cause of death in adults over age 45?
400
Q: What factors contribute to career transitions in midlife?
What is A: involuntary career changes are associated with anxiety and depression. Mostly cause by negative emotions.
400
explain dementia
What is dementia is a neurological disorder involving problems with memory and thinking that affect an individual’s emotional, social and physical functioning.
400
How is successful aging manifested in the lives of older adults?
What is successful aging is defined as maintenance of health along with cognitive and social functioning Productivity and life satisfaction are also elements of successful aging.
400
clinical death explain
What is clinical death is a period during which fatal signs are absent but resuscitation is still possible.
500
Q: What is the difference between presbyopia and presbycusis?
A: presbyopia is the normal loss of visual acuity with aging, especially the ability to focus the eyes on near objects. Presbycusis is the normal loss of hearing with aging, especially of high-frequency tones.
500
Q: What is the difference between remote and companionate relationships?
What is A: remote relationships are where grandparents do not see their grandchildren often and companionate relationships are where grandparents have frequent contact and warm interactions with grandchildren.
500
Explain how the brain changes in late adulthood.
What is changes in the brain associated with aging include, most centrally, a loss of dendritic density of neurons, which has the effect of slowing reaction times for almost all tasks.
500
What is the difference between compensatory and institutional migration?
What is compensatory (kinship) migration is a move to a location near family or friends that happens when an elder requires frequent help because of a disease or disability. Institutional migration is a move to an institution such as a nursing home that is necessitated by a disability.
500
denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.