Test Bank for Nursing for Wellness in Older Adults 9th Edition by Carol A. Miller

Test Bank for Nursing for Wellness in Older Adults
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A 9th Edition by Carol A. Miller
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Chapters 1 - 29A A A

,NursingAforAWellnessAinAOlderAAdultsAMillerA9thAEditionATestABankA




TableAofAContents




ChapterA1:ASeeingAOlderAAdultsAThroughAtheAEyesAofAWellness



ChapterA2:AApplyingAaANursingAModelAforAPromotingAWellnessAinAOlderAAdultsAC
hapterA3:ATheoreticalAPerspectivesAonAAgingAWell
ChapterA4:APerspectivesAonACultureAandADiversityAofAOlderAAdultsAC
hapterA5:AGerontologicalANursingAandAHealthAPromotionAChapterA
6:ADiverseAHealthACareASettingsAforAOlderAAdultsAChapterA7:AAsses
smentAofAHealthAandAFunctioning
ChapterA8:AMedicationsAandAOtherABioactiveASubstancesA
ChapterA9:ALegalAandAEthicalAConcerns
ChapterA10:AElderAAbuseAandANeglectA
ChapterA11:ACognitiveAFunctionAChapt
erA12:APsychosocialAFunctionAChapterA
13:APsychosocialAAssessment
ChapterA14:AImpairedACognitiveAFunction:ADeliriumAandADementia

,ChapterA15:AImpairedAAffectiveAFunction:ADepressionAC
hapterA16:AHearing
ChapterA17:AVision



ChapterA18:ADigestionAandANutritionA
ChapterA19:AUrinaryAFunctionAChapte
rA20:ACardiovascularAFunctionAChapter
21:ARespiratoryAFunctionAChapterA22
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:AMobilityAandASafetyAChapterA23:AInt
egument
ChapterA24:ASleepAandARestAC
hapterA25:AThermoregulationAC
hapterA26:ASexualAFunction
ChapterA27:ACaringAforAOlderAAdultsADuringAIllnessACha
pterA28:ACaringAforAOlderAAdultsAExperiencingAPainACha
pterA29:ACaringAforAOlderAAdultsAatAtheAEndAofALife

, Origin: Chapter 1- Seeing Older Adults Through the Eyes of Wellness, 1
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1.AAnurseAisAdiscussingAanAolderAadult'sArecentAdiagnosisAofArheumatoidAarthritisAwithAaAcolle
ague.AWhichAofAtheAnurse'sAstatementsAreflectsAanAaccurateAviewAofAtheArelationshipAbetwe
enAagingAandAwellness?
A) "It'sAimportantAthatAtheAindividualAknowsAthisAisAanAexpectedApartAofAgrowingAolder."
B) "WeAneedAtoAteachAtheAolderAadultAhowAheAcanAkeepAlivingAaAfruitfulAlifeAinAspiteAofA
hisAdiagnosis."
C) "WeAneedAtoAmakeAsureAourAteachingAisAnotAtooAdetailedAforAsomeoneAofAhisAage."
D) "WeAneedAtoAensureAhisAexpectationsAofAcontinuingAtoAliveAaloneAareArealistic."AA
NSWER: B
Feedback:
AnswerABAreflectsAaAdesireAtoAfosterAaAfulfillingAandAproductiveAlifeAforAtheAolderAadultAdesp
iteAhisAdiagnosis,AandAreflectsAanAunderstandingAofAwellnessAandAaging.AOptionAAAimpliesAth
atAillnessAisAanAinevitabilityAofAaging.AOptionACAsuggestsAthatAolderAadultsAhaveAaAlimitedAcap
acityAtoAlearnAbyAvirtueAofAtheirAage,AandAoptionADAimpliesApessimismAaboutAtheAhealthAandAf
unctioningAofAtheAolderAadult.



Origin:A ChapterA1-ASeeingAOlderAAdultsAThroughAtheAEyesAofAWellness,A2
2.AAnurseAisAteachingAanAolderApersonAaboutAtheAconceptAofAsuccessfulAaging.AWhichAofAtheAnu
rse'sAquestionsAaddressesAanAimportantAcontributorAtoAsuccessfulAaging?
A) "AreAyouAlargelyAfreeAofAacuteAorAchronicAillnesses?"
B) "DoAyouAfeelAfinanciallyAsecure?"
C) "DoAyouAfeelAlikeAyouAactivelyAengageAwithAlife?"
D) "DoAyouAhaveAaAreliableAsupportAnetwork?"A
ANSWER: C
Feedback:
ResearchAhasAindicatedAthatAanAactiveAengagementAwithAlifeAisAcentralAtoAsuccessfulAandAhe
althyAaging.AAbsenceAofAillness,AfinancialAsecurity,AandAtheAnatureAofAaAperson'sAsupportAnet
workAareAnotAidentifiedAcomponentsAofAsuccessfulAaging.