Ch.14

Question 1

Osteoporosis

Answer 1

Disease in which bones become porous like honeycombs an extremely easy to break

Question 2

Selective estrogen receptor modulator’s

Answer 2

Compounds that have estrogen like effects on some tissues and estrogen blocking affects other tissues

Question 3

Osteoarthritis

Answer 3

A bone disease marked by gradual onset and progression of joint pain and disability with minor signs of inflammation

Question 4

Rheumatoid arthritis

Answer 4

A more destructive joint disease and osteoarthritis that only affects joints causing stiffness and pain

Question 5

Climacteric

Answer 5

Loss of the ability to bear children which usually begins in the 40s and is completed by age 50 or 55

Question 6

estrogen related symptoms

Answer 6

Symptoms associated with the Climacteric and menopause including hot flashes night sweats vaginal dryness’s and your leakage that are due to drop in estrogen

Question 7

Somatic symptoms

Answer 7

Changes related to the climacteric and menopause unrelated to changes and estrogen such as difficulty sleeping headaches rapid heartbeat and sickness or soreness and joints neck or shoulders

Question 8

Stress and coping paradigm

Answer 8

Dominant framework used to study stress

Question 9

Type a behaviour pattern

Answer 9

Ongoing displays of intense competitiveness, anger, hostility, restlessness, aggression and impatience

Question 10

Take B behaviour pattern

Answer 10

Display of noncompetitive personality, lack of progression and patience

Question 11

Practical intelligence

Answer 11

Skills and knowledge necessary for people to function in everyday life

Question 12

Encapsulation

Answer 12

Result of the processes of thinking becoming connected with the products of thinking

Question 13

Processes of thinking

Answer 13

Information processing, memory, fluid intelligence

Question 14

Products of thinking

Answer 14

Product supplied to thinking expertise

Question 15

Neuroticism

Answer 15

Dimensions of personality that refers to the extent that individuals tend to be anxious hostile self-conscious depressed impulsive and vulnerable

Question 16

Extroversion

Answer 16

Dimensions of personality in which an individual thrives on social interaction likes to talk takes charge easily readily express his opinions and feelings likes to keep busy has seemingly unending energy and prefer stimulating and challenging environments

Question 17

Openness to experience

Answer 17

Dimension of personality that displays a big imagination and dreamlike appreciation of art strong desire to try anything once

Question 18

Agreeableness

Answer 18

Dimension of personality associated with being excepting willing to work with others and caring

Question 19

Conscientiousness

Answer 19

Dimension of personality associated with being hard-working ambitious energetic scrupulous and preserving

Question 20

Generativity

Answer 20

According to Erikson being productive by helping others to ensure the continuation of society by guarding the next generation

Question 21

Stagnation

Answer 21

According to Erikson a state in which people are not able to deal with the needs of their children and are unable to provide mentoring two younger adults

Question 22

Narrative

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A persons life story which helps create a person’s identity

Question 23

Ego resilience

Answer 23

Powerful personality resource that enables people to handle midlife

Question 24

Kinkeeper

Answer 24

A person who gathers the family together for celebrations and keeps family members in touch with each other

Question 25

Sandwich generation

Answer 25

Middle aged adults between two generations that put demand and pressures on them

Question 26

Filial obligation

Answer 26

Sense of responsibility to care for a parent if necessary

Question 27

Skeletal maturity

Answer 27

The point at which bone mass is greatest and the skeleton is at peak development which occurs around it was 19 for women and 20 for men