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In 2009, 4% of the total undergraduate population in
the U.S. were 65 years of age or older.
True False
true
Seven of ten leading causes of death can be reduced by
changes in lifestyle,
including proper nutrition, exercise, reduced alcohol
true. consumption and not smoking.
True False
People aged 65-74 are more likely to be overweight and
obese than those people aged 75+.
true True False
Which of the following is TRUE about lifelong learning?
The process of learning
(Choose all that apply) Learning stops when adults
changes during the life
enter into the later stages of life.
course.
The process of learning changes during the life course.
Humans maintain the capacity
Humans maintain the capacity for learning
for learning throughout their
throughout their lives. 95% of humans are
lives.
life-long learners.
Moody contends that society's focus on lifelong
education has emerged through chronological stages.
Choose the correct stages, below.
Rejection stage, social
Preschool, kindergarten, middle school, highschool
service stage, normalization Sunday school, formal school, job training, leisure
stage, self-actualization activities that enhance brain health Rejection stage,
stage, emancipation social service stage, normalization stage, self-
stage actualization stage,
emancipation stage
, Acceleration stage, normative stage, recruitment stage,
mastery stage, retirement stage
In 1976, Congress passed _.
Older
Lifelong Learning Act Americans
Act Lifelong
Learning Act
Social
Services Act
None of the
Above
Which chronic conditions do 65+ year old women have
higher prevalence of than 65+ year old men?
hypertension, arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart
incontinence, asthma disease, hypertension
emphysema, cancer,
incontinence, arthritis
asthma, bronchitis, stroke,
heart disease
hypertension, arthritis, incontinence, asthma
For which chronic conditions do Hispanics, Blacks
and Whites share very similar prevalence rates?
heart disease
asthma and incontinence
and stroke
asthma and
incontinence
arthritis and
hypertension
diabetes and
emphysema
, You are in the hospital and have Medicare Coverage,
Part A. You have been in the hospital for 65 days.
According to the textbook, how much money have you
$2,601 (the Beneficiary) had to pay?
$289.00
$1,445.00
$2,60
1
1,73
4
Hospice is pain relief, Which statement is TRUE about Hospice?
symptom Hospice is pain relief, symptom management, and
management, and support support services for the terminally ill
services for the terminally ill A beneficiary can receive Hospice services for as long
A beneficiary can receive as a doctor will certify that the patient has six
Hospice services for as long months or less to live
as a doctor will certify that The beneficiary does not have to pay for any
the patient has six months Hospice services. Medicare pays 100% of
or less to live Hospice charges.
Medicare pays 100% of
Hospice charges.
"An appropriate 'fit' needs to exist between an older
adult's level of competence and the demands of the
environment. Competence refers to the upper limits
of an
individual's abilities and extends across several areas of
person-environment fit functioning including health, sensory-cognitive abilities,
capacity for self-care, ability to perform instrumental
activities, mastery and social skills. If the environment
is too demanding for an older adult's competence, or if
the environment puts too few demands on the older
adult's competence, there is a poor fit." The
preceding describes _________________ _.
environmental
competence appropriate
housing
person-centered
approach