Pain
Cognition
Sensory
Sleep
100

The amount of time you should wait to assess efficacy of oral pain medication

What is 1 hour?

100

A reversible change in congnition

delirium

100

Age related vision loss

presbyopia

100

A substance to avoid 6-9 hours before bed

caffeine

200

Pain that comes from bones, joints, connective tissue, or muscles

What is somatic pain?

200

This cognitive disease process is progressive and not reversible

Dementia

200

Assessment test for delirium

CAM- confusion assessment method

200

3 practices to promote sleep hygiene

dark

relaxing music

routine

warm bath

cool environment

300

The only person that can press the PCA button

The patient

300

A priority for care planning when patients have dementia

routine

300

sounds that are hardest to hear with age related hearing loss

high frequency

300

Dreaming happens in this sleep stage

REM sleep

400

Pain that comes from the nervous system

neuropathic pain

400

A way to prevent altered cognition

Decrease risk for injury (ex. helmet)

Avoid Substance use

Good Sleep

400

This medication could turn your eyes brown

latanoprost

400

A common sleep pattern for young adults and teens

late-evening sleep wake pattern

500

Describe 3 challenges with chronic pain 

psychosocial

economic

relationships

undertreatment

500

a normal age related change to congition

decreased reaction time

500

A cause of delirium

dehydration, med effects, infection, substance withdrawal, etc.

500

Stage 1 NREM sleep lasts this long

10-30 minutes

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