Definitions
What is self-advocacy?
What is supporting people with disabilities should be allowed to speak for themselves.
A disability always impacts one's _______________.
What is self-concept?
What is mortality?
What is congenital and acquired?
What is an organized political and social action movement to raise public awareness and secure equal opportunities and rights for people with disabilities?
What is the Disability Rights Movement?
What is paid work in general labor market where the proportions of workers with disabilities do not exceed the natural proportions in the community?
What is integrated employment?
What is it called when a trusted person misuses the older person's income or resources for financial or personal gain?
What is exploitation?
What the management of factors that could lead to impairment, disease, or disability so as to maintain and support levels of function and participation?
What is prevention?
True or False. Congestive Heart Failure is progressive and ends in death?
What is true?
True or False. People with disabilities make less money and are not always able to get benefits?
What is true.
What reflects the burden of disease in a population?
What is morbidity?
What are 2 things that disabled individuals live with?
What is victimization, employment discrimination, educational segregation, environmental barriers?
What is the provision of information that makes positive contributions to the health of consumers, where they are individuals, families, employers, or community groups?
What is a biological factor that increases fall risk?
What is poor vision, muscle weakness, impairments of gait, and decreased balance?
What is the average number of healthy years people can expect to live referred as ?
What is life expectancy?
What measures the number of cases of health condition occurring?
What is incidence?
What are reasons why older adults limit their activities in the community?
What is stigma, environmental and transportation barriers, discrimination?
What is an approach to improving health & wellness by preventing and managing chronic conditions through building healthier lifestyles through community-based small groups lead by a trained facilitator.
What is Lifestyle Redesign?
What are 2 reasons why people are placed in skilled nursing facilities?
What is advanced aging, and failing health?
What suggests that people acquire skills and perform new behaviors by enacting them being reinforced for performance, and observing others.
What is the Social Cognitive Theory?
What measures the number of people who have a health condition at a particular point in time?
What is prevalence?
What factors/disabilities limit self care?
What is impaired cognition, sensory impairment, restricted mobility, reduced strength?
What is used to measure and describe the impact health status has on quality of life in both individuals and groups?
What is Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQOL)
What is the strongest argument for inclusion?
What is being able to interact and regulate behaviors?
What are 2 ways in which adults receive ADL and IADL support in the U.S.?
1) Adult day services
2) Home health agency
3) Hospice
4) SNF
5) Residential care