A mood disturbance characterized by feelings of sadness and despair
What is depression
(cognitive ppt)
Intentional action by a
caregiver or person in a trusted
relationship with an older adult that
causes harm, risk of harm or failure to provide basic needs
Elder abuse
(elder abuse ppt)
____ data is data YOU obtain from assessing the pt
What is Objective data
(nursing process ppt)
What does I A P P stand for
Inspection, Auscultation, Percussion & Palpitation (In order)
(elim ppt)
A natural, periodically recurring physiological state of rest that is active and complex, involving different phases of body and brain activity
What is sleep
Impairment of cognitive functioning that
usually is progressive and permanent (chronic),
interferes with normal social and
occupational functions;
ONSET- slow, over years, may stabilize at times
What is Dementia
(cognitive ppt)
As healthcare workers, we are ______ reporters
What is mandated
(abuse ppt)
Something the pt/family says is _____ data
What is Subjective
(NP lecture ppt)
The removal of waste products of digestion from the body
What is defecation
Biological rhythms that complete a full cycle in a 24-hour period, regulating behaviors like sleeping and eating
What are circadian rhythms

An acute confused state; ONSET is sudden
What is Delirium
(cognitive ppt)
The most common form of abuse ____
What is neglect
(abuse ppt)
When writing a nursing diagnoses, what do you write for the probable cause of the problem
What is r/t
(PC 185 in nur111 pckt)
What is Ascites

What is fluid in the abdomen; fluid buildup in the peritoneal space
The inability to obtain adequate amounts of quality sleep, characterized by difficulty falling or staying asleep

What is insomnia
When speaking to a dementia pt, how should you communicate to them?
What is calm, clear and slow. (simple sentences, short sentences)
(cognitive ppt)
Who is 90% of the time the abuser
What is Family
(abuse ppt)
When writing a nursing diagnoses, you write ___ for the signs/symptoms of the problem, it is subjective/objective
What is AMB
(Acute pain r/t surgical incision AMB pt states pain of 8 in abdomen)
(nur111 pckt pc185)
Burning sensation during voiding, frequent urination, urgency, cloudy urine, and lower abdominal pain
What is a UTI
A disorder characterized by sudden, uncontrollable urges to sleep, lasting from seconds to minutes
What is narcolepsy
A pt with dementia is exhibiting disruptive behaviors (e.g. cursing, arguing). To help intervene you ask the pt about her favorite hat that she is wearing. This technique is called _________
What is Redirection
(redirection techniques video linked in brightspace)
The 3 R's
What is Recognize Respond Report
The pt is the ___ source of data while family/SO is the ____ source of data
What is primary and secondary
(NP ppt)
Elimination occurs through the __ __ __ __
• Skin: Perspiration
• Lungs: Water Vapor
• Bowels: Feces
• Kidneys: Urine
(elim ppt)
It involves rapid eye movement, vivid dreaming, and increased brain activity, occurring about 90 minutes after falling asleep
What is REM sleep
This is the most common time of day for confusion, restlessness, and agitation to increase in patients with dementia.
What is nighttime (sundowning)
__ in 10 elders experience abuse
__ in 24 cases of abuse are reported
What is 1 and 1
(abuse ppt)
T OR F? This statement is written correctly: HRF fall r/t disease process AMB pt states "My legs feel weak when I stand"
FALSE
HRF do not have AMB
(nur111 pckt pc186)
Inadequate dietary fiber and fluid intake, decreased peristalsis, muscle weakness, reduced mobility, medications, and surgery can lead to...
What is constipation
Periodic cessation of breathing during sleep;
last from 10 sec to 2 mins, occurs several times/night
What is sleep apnea
Name the common causes of Delirium
Alcohol/drug withdrawal, medications, infections (UTI/pneumonia), head injury, fever, electrolyte imbalance, dehydration
(cognitive ppt)
A form of physical abuse described as: inappropriate use of medications, confinement, physical or
chemical restraints, poor pain management
What is Mistreatment
(abuse ppt)
What is ADPPIE
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning outcomes
Planning interventions
Implementation
Evaluation
A highly contagious microorganism that can cause severe diarrhea and is associated with antibiotic use.
What is C-Diff (Clostridium difficile)
What are the three stages of NREM sleep
Stage 1: very light sleep; Stage 2: light sleep; Stage 3: deep sleep.
Define these terms
Apraxia
Agnosia
Apraxia- can’t perform motor function
Agnosia- forget how to use something (how to use
soap)
How to remember!
ApraXIA - the XIA is like KIA, they have poor motor function
AgnoSIA- Sia the singer forgot how to use the microphone
Low body weight, poor hygiene, long nails, matted hair, soiled clothing, untreated sores are signs of
What is Neglect
(abuse ppt)
Goals must be _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
Realistic Measurable Include time frame Pt.centered Positively Stated
(nur111 pckt pc187)
Wave-like movements that propel intestinal contents forward through the large intestine
What is Peristalsis
Found in milk and cheese, it may induce sleep and promote relaxation.

What is L-tryptophan
Name the types of dementia (8)
Alzheimer's Korsakoff’s psychosis
Parkinson's
Huntington’s Chorea Thiamine
Aids
Tertiary syphilis
Vascular
(cognitive ppt)
Types of abuse (5)
What is Physical, emotional, sexual, financial, and self neglect
(abuse ppt)
Classification of priorities (3) (1st 2nd 3rd)
What is HIGH- Emergent (1st)
Intermediate- may cause physical changes (2nd)
Low- Affect pt's future well being (3rd)
What is the recommended method for collecting a clean-catch urine specimen
Clean genitalia, void a small amount, then collect midstream urine in a sterile container
Behaviors that occur during sleep, such as sleepwalking, talking, nightmares, and teeth grinding
What is Parasomnias