ch. 3 + 3 f. ch. 10

Question 1

physiological needs are needs that relate to the processes and ? that keep ? things alive

Answer 1

activities, living

Question 2

? ? are needs that involve social interaction, ?, intellect and spirituality

Answer 2

psychosocial needs, emotions

Question 3

?: to touch or rub sexual organs for sexual pleasure

Answer 3

masturbation

Question 4

??: caring for the whole person

Answer 4

holistic care

Question 5

? diversity refers to the variety of people with diff. backgrounds and experiences living tg in the world

Answer 5

cultural

Question 6

? is prejudice

Answer 6

bias

Question 7

? refers to physical characteristics shared by people w common ancestry

Answer 7

race

Question 8

? involves a combo of race, culture, language, nationality, and other factors

Answer 8

ethnicity

Question 9

?: refers to thinking and learning

Answer 9

cognitive

Question 10

prejudice towards older people is referred to as ?

Answer 10

ageism

Question 11

another word for mental retardation is ? ?

Answer 11

intellectual disability

Question 12

?: characterized by a loss of interest in everything a person once cared about; interferes with sleep, eating, working, & hygiene

Answer 12

depression

Question 13

?: lack of interest in activities

Answer 13

apathy

Question 14

BPD, which stands for ? ?, causes ? ?, manic episodes and more

Answer 14

bipolar disorder, mood swings

Question 15

?: worry/fear

Answer 15

anxiety

Question 16

GAD, which stands for ?, is characterized by ? anxiety and worry

Answer 16

generalized anxiety disorder, chronic

Question 17

??: panic attacks causing dizziness, rapid HR, chest pain, shortness of breath, etc.

Answer 17

panic disorder

Question 18

? anxiety disorder is intense anxiety and discomfort in social settings

Answer 18

social

Question 19

a ? is am intense irrational fear

Answer 19

phobia

Question 20

OCD, which stands for ?, is a disorder that causes intrusive behavior or thoughts that cause anxiety or stress

Answer 20

obsessive-compulsive disorder

Question 21

PTSD, which stands for ?, is a disorder that is caused from experiencing trauma

Answer 21

post-traumatic stress disorder

Question 22

?: affects ones ability to communicate, think clearly, manage emotions, make emotions, and understand reality

Answer 22

schizophrenia

Question 23

?: are false and distorted sensory perceptions

Answer 23

hallucinations

Question 24

?: are persistent false beliefs

Answer 24

delusions

Question 25

psychotherapy involves talking about ones problem w

Answer 25

mental health professionals

Question 26

CBT, which stands for ?, is a type of psychotherapy that is used to treat anxiety, depression, and trichotillomania; modify negative thinking, compulsion, and behavior patterns

Answer 26

cognitive behavioral therapy

Question 27

? illness is a disease that will eventually cause death

Answer 27

terminal

Question 28

?: is a deep distress or sorrow over a loss

Answer 28

grief

Question 29

name the 5 stages of dying:

Answer 29

denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

Question 30

? ? are docs that allow resident's to dictate the type of care they would like to receive if they become unable to make those decisions for themselves

Answer 30

advance directives

Question 31

a ? ? outlines the medical care a person wants or do not want should they become unable to make those decisions themselves

Answer 31

living will

Question 32

a ? ? ? ? ? ? ?, health care proxy, is a signed, dated, and witnessed legal document that appoints one to make medical decisions for a resident should they be unable to do so

Answer 32

durable power of attorney for health care

Question 33

a DNR, which stands for ?, prevents ?

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do not resuscitate, medical personnel from administering CPR if they stop breathing/heart stops.

Question 34

? is usually the last sense to leave the body when dying.

Answer 34

hearing

Question 35

? is one of the most crucial things u can do when a resident is dying.

Answer 35

listening

Question 36

touch is also important as it can provide ?

Answer 36

comfort

Question 37

? is a basic legal right

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privacy

Question 38

?-?: alternating periods of slow, irregular breathing and rapid, shallow breathing, along w periods of of not breathing

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Cheyne-Stokes

Question 39

? care is care that happens after death

Answer 39

postmortem

Question 40

? is care given to people who have serious diseases or who are dying that emphasizes relieving pain, providing comfort, controlling symptoms, and preventing side effects

Answer 40

palliative

Question 41

? ? involves giving opinions about a persons work and making helpful suggestions for change

Answer 41

constructive feedback

Question 42

? is the state of being frightened, excited, confused, in danger, or irritated.

Answer 42

stress

Question 43

anything that causes stress is a ?; it is not just an emotional response but a ? response

Answer 43

stressor, physical