Aging Adult
Hygiene
Culture and Spirituality
Loss Grief and Dying
Mystery
100

Antioxidants combat the effects of high energy electrons

What is Free Radical Theory?

100
Completing a bed bath and all other hygiene needs for a patient. 

What is complete care?

100

common language, religion, food preferences, work ethic, music and political views

What is ethnicity?

100
loss of job, child, loved one or limb

What is actual loss? 

100

gradual weaning of ventilator support for a terminally ill patient

What is terminal weaning? 

200

Redistributed fat tissue, presbyopia, drier skin, wrinkle lines, presbycusis

What are normal changes in middle adult years? 

200

Warm water

What is needed to cleanse dentures? 

200

belief that all should conform to the majority belief system

What is cultural imposition?
200

shock, developing awareness, restitution, resolving, idealization, outcome

What are Engel's six stages of grief? 

200

patient is unsure if a higher power exists

What is an agnostic? 

300

Loss of muscle mass in older adults.

What is sarcopenia?

300

area of least contamination to area of greatest contamination

What is appropriate perineal care? 

300

need for meaning and purpose, need for love and relatedness, need for forgiveness

What are the three spiritual needs for all people?

300

loss of movement, cheyne-stokes respirations, cyanosis, irregular pulse, difficult talking or swallowing, restlessness

What are signs of impending death? 

300

assisting the patient with hygiene needs just before bed

What is hour of sleep (HS) care? 

400

Important nursing diagnosis for an older adult

What is Risk for Falls?

400

culture, spirituality, developmental stage, health, patient preferences, socioeconomic status

What are factors that affect personal hygiene practices?

400

shared system of beliefs, values and behavioral expectations that define roles and social structure based on from generation to generation

What is culture?

400

denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

What are the five stages of Kubler-Ross responses to dying? 

400

nurses responsibility if the patient has concerns about treatment or refuses treatment

What is to provide information to help patient make an informed decision?

500

Diabetes, Cancer, Cardiovascular disease, Suicide

What are some of the top causes of death in the Middle Adult? 

500

45 degree

What is the angle of toothbrush to gum line?

500

a person's connection to anything that is a higher power or non-material life force that can provide energy, health and the ability to cope

What is spirituality?

500

care provided to improve quality of life by aggressively treating symptoms of a disease

What is palliative care? 

500
assess and treat patient as an individual

What is a nurses most important assessment skill to remember?