WEEK 4

Question 1

helps prevent functional decline.

Answer 1

DISEASE PREVENTION

Question 2

designed to completely prevent a disease from occuring.

Answer 2

PRIMARY PREVENTION

Question 3

early detection and management of disease.

Answer 3

SECONDARY PREVENTION

Question 4

manage clinical disease in order to prevent them from progressing or to avoid complications of the disease.

Answer 4

TERTIARY PREVENTION

Question 5

how a person rates his or her life as satisfactory or not.

Answer 5

QUALITY OF LIFE

Question 6

functional ability, strength/fatigue, sleep/rest, nausea, appetite, and constipation.

Answer 6

PHYSICAL WELL BEING

Question 7

anxiety, depression, enjoyment, leisure, pain distress, happiness, fear, cognition/attention.

Answer 7

PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING

Question 8

caregiver burden, roles and relationship, affection/sexual function, appearance.

Answer 8

SOCIAL WELL BEING

Question 9

suffering, meaning of pain, religiosity, transcendence.

Answer 9

SPIRITUAL WELL BEING

Question 10

integrated health and quality of life program. Optimizing opportunities for health, participation in the community and
safe living in order to enhance quality of life.

Answer 10

ACTIVE AGING

Question 11

contributes to muscle strength, flexibility, balance, cardiovascular health and positive mood and improves cognition.

Answer 11

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Question 12

powerful and modifiable lifestyle factors.

Answer 12

NUTRITION

Question 13

single most important preventable risk factors that cause Premature Death.

Answer 13

SMOKING

Question 14

5 A’s

Answer 14

ASK, ADVISE, ASSESS, ASSIST, ARRANGE.

Question 15

elderly have the increase effects of alcohol because of pharmacologic changes associated with aging.

Answer 15

ALCOHOL ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM

Question 16

consists of multiple health and social services delivered to recovering, chronically ill, or disable individuals of all ages in their place of residence.

Answer 16

HOME HEALTH CARE

Question 17

is the final phase in the trajectory of a chronic illness.

Answer 17

DYING

Question 18

short-term relief or time off for persons providing home care to ill, disabled, or frail older adults.

Answer 18

RESPITE CARE

Question 19

provide a variety of health and social services to older adults who live alone or with their families in the community.

Answer 19

ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAMS

Question 20

are community facilities that provide a broad range of services to older adults in the community.

Answer 20

SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS

Question 20

are community facilities that provide a broad range of services to older adults in the community.

Answer 20

SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS

Question 21

include such things as
house cleaning, laundry, food shopping, meal preparation, and running errands.

Answer 21

HOMEMAKER PROGRAMS

Question 22

Nutrition services provide older adults with inexpensive, nutritious meals at home, or in group settings.

Answer 22

HOME-DELIVERED MEALS

Question 23

many communities provide transportation services for disabled older adults through public or private agencies.

Answer 23

TRANSPORTATION

Question 24

Term used to describe an individual’s ability to perform the normal, expected, or required activities for self-care.

Answer 24

FUNCTIONAL STATUS

Question 25

assess cognitive impairment which affects an individual's functional status.

Answer 25

COGNITIVE FUNCTION

Question 26

This is a self- contained apartment unit within a house that allows an individual to live independently without living alone.

Answer 26

ACCESSORY APARTMENT

Question 27

This is a rental housing arrangement that provides room, meals, utilities, and laundry and housekeeping services for a group of residents.

Answer 27

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY/ BOARD AND CARE HOME

Question 28

was authorized in 1970 by the housing and Urban Development Act. It is a group-living arrangement, usually an apartment complex, that provides tenants.

Answer 28

CONGREGATE HOUSING

Question 29

This is a small, self-contained portable unit that can be placed in the backyard or at the side of a single-family dwelling.

Answer 29

ELDER COTTAGE HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

Question 30

It is a social service administered by the state that places an older person who needs some protective oversight or a assistance with personal care in a family environment.

Answer 30

FOSTER HOME CARE

Question 31

involves two or more unrelated people living together in a house or apartment.

Answer 31

HOME SHARING

Question 32

This is facility designed to support the concept of “aging in place”.

Answer 32

LIFE CARE OR CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

Question 33

is a home for the aged in the Philippines serving to provide true home to all abandoned, poor, sick and homeless elderly in the country.

Answer 33

KANLUNGAN NI MARIA HOME FOR THE AGED

Question 34

a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week assessment/diagnostic and residential care facility that provides residential care to abandoned, neglected, unattached and homeless Filipino Senior Citizen who are 60 years old.

Answer 34

GOLDEN RECEPTION AND ACTION CENTER FOR THE ELDERLY AND OTHER SPECIAL CASES

Question 35

is a shelter for the homeless, old and sickly people who have been given up by their families for a lot of reasons.

Answer 35

EMMAUS HOUSE OF APOSTOLATE

Question 36

provides assessment, observation, teaching, certain technical skills and personal care for short- period of time.

Answer 36

FORMAL SERVICES

Question 37

include senior citizen centers, adult care services, nutrition services, transportation services, and telephone monitoring services.

Answer 37

INFORMAL SERVICES

Question 38

are an increasingly attractive long-term care setting, placed between home care and the nursing facility in the continuum of long-term care.

Answer 38

ASSISTED LIVING PROGRAMS

Question 39

is the designation given to freestanding facilities or units within nursing facilities that specialize in the care of people with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementing illnesses.

Answer 39

SPECIAL CARE UNITS

Question 40

Patients in this care are stable and no longer acutely ill or requiring daily physician visits. They may require services such as rehabilitation, intravenous medication therapy, parenteral nutrition, complex respiratory care, and wound management.

Answer 40

SUBACUTE CARE

Question 41

one of the most common problems of aging and can result in itching (pruritus), burning, and cracking of the skin.

Answer 41

DRY SKIN

Question 42

a particular risk to older adults who suffer from compromised circulation, restricted mobility, altered level of consciousness, fecal or urinary incontinence, or nutritional problems.

Answer 42

PRESSURE ULCERS

Question 43

a natural, periodically recurring, physiologic state of rest for the body and mind; sleep is a state of inactivity or response that is required to remain active.

Answer 43

SLEEP

Question 44

an organized pattern of perceived characteristics, along with the values attached to those attributes.

Answer 44

SELF-CONCEPT

Question 45

affect person’s personality (wrong self-perception may lead to psychological problems)

Answer 45

SELF-PERCEPTION

Question 46

inability to fall sleep, difficulty staying asleep, or premature waking

Answer 46

INSOMNIA

Question 47

pertains to whole persons; body, mind, and spirit.

Answer 47

HOLISTIC

Question 48

painful intercourse sufficient to engage in sexual intercourse.

Answer 48

DYSPAREUNIA

Question 49

the inability to attain and maintain an erection of the penis.

Answer 49

ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION