End of Life Care Flashcards

1
Q

Where does most care for frail elders originate from?

A

in the family

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2
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What is double-duty caregiving?

A

Provides care duties in work and at home

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3
Q

What are the psychological or subjective components of burden?

A

stress and worry attributed to caring for someone

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4
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What is the difference between informal and formal support?

A

Formal is provided by public and private agencies, while informal is usually by untrained family and friends

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5
Q

Name 4 types of formal-based services

A

Home, community, employer, and technology-based

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6
Q

an array of services enabling people incapacitated with a disability or health problem to be able to live at home with the effect of preventing, or delaying long-term care

A

Home Care

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7
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What are three models to help older people and caregivers?

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  1. Relieve caregiver stress
  2. Financial incentives or reimbursements
  3. Private or publicly supported care
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8
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Being provided with temporary care for primary caregivers to take a break

A

Respite care

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9
Q

Respite care is

A

Being provided with temporary care for primary caregivers to take a break

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10
Q

Name 3 measurements of abuse

A
  1. interviews
  2. classification
  3. survey instruments
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11
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What are the 6 frames of mind people face leading to death?

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  1. not ready and can’t accept
  2. not ready but accept
  3. ready and accepting
  4. ready, accepting, and wishing it would occur
  5. Considering a hastened death but with no plan in place
  6. Considering a hastened death, with a specific expressed plan or wish
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12
Q

What is palliative care

A

a focus on quality not quantity of life

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13
Q

Giving people comfort in their final days

A

palliative care or hospice

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14
Q

The objective state of having lost a significant other and of coping with death

A

Bereavement

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