,Table Of Contents:
Section 1: Foundations of Healthy Aging
1. Introduction to Healthy Aging
2. Gerontological Nursing History, Education, and Roles
3. Communicating with Older Adults
4. Culture, Ethnicity, and Aging
5. Nursing Documentation
Section 2: Changes of Aging
6. Biological Theories and Physical Changes of Aging
7. Social, Psychological, Spiritual, and Cognitive Aspects of Aging
8. Nutritional Needs
9. Hydration and Continence
10. Rest, Sleep, and Activity
11. Promoting Healthy Skin and Feet
12. Maintaining Mobility and Environmental Safety
13. Assessment Tools in Gerontological Nursing
14. Safe Medication Use for Older Adults
Section 3: Coping with Chronic Illness in Later Life
15. Living with Chronic Illness
16. Pain and Comfort
17. Diabetes Mellitus
18. Bone and Joint Health
19. Visual and Auditory Changes
20 Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders
,21. Cognitive Impairment and Neurological Disorders
Section 4: Caring for Older Adults and Their Caregivers
22. Economic and Legal Issues
23. Relationships, Roles, and Transitions
24. Mental Health and Wellness in Late Life
25. Loss, Death and Palliative Care
26. Care Across the Continuum
, Chapter 01: Introduction to Healthy Aging
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d. Wellness zis zimpossible zwhen zone’s zhealth zis zcompromised.
ANS: z A
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zwellness, zwhich z involves zone’s zwhole z being. zThe z concept zof z illness zprevention z was z never
zconsidered z by zprevious zgenerations; zthroughout zhistory, z basic z self-care zrequirements z have
zbeen zrecognized. z Wellness zand zself-actualization z develop zthrough z learning zand zgrowth—as
zbasic z needs zare z met, zhigher z level z needs zcan z be zsatisfied z in zturn, zwith zever-deepening
zrichness zto z life. z Wellness z is zpossible zwhen zone’s z health z is z compromised—even zwith zchronic
z illness, zwith zmultiple zdisabilities, zor zin zdying, zmovement ztoward za zhigher zlevel zof zwellness z is
zpossible.
PTS: z 1 DIF: Understand REF: z p. z7 TOP: z Nursing zProcess:
zEvaluation zMSC: z Health zPromotion zand zMaintenance
3. Which zracial zor zethnic zgroup zhas zthe zhighest zlife zexpectancy zin zthe zUnited zStates?
a. Native zAmericans
b. African zAmericans
c. Hispanic zAmericans
d. Asian zand zPacific zIsland zAmericans
Section 1: Foundations of Healthy Aging
1. Introduction to Healthy Aging
2. Gerontological Nursing History, Education, and Roles
3. Communicating with Older Adults
4. Culture, Ethnicity, and Aging
5. Nursing Documentation
Section 2: Changes of Aging
6. Biological Theories and Physical Changes of Aging
7. Social, Psychological, Spiritual, and Cognitive Aspects of Aging
8. Nutritional Needs
9. Hydration and Continence
10. Rest, Sleep, and Activity
11. Promoting Healthy Skin and Feet
12. Maintaining Mobility and Environmental Safety
13. Assessment Tools in Gerontological Nursing
14. Safe Medication Use for Older Adults
Section 3: Coping with Chronic Illness in Later Life
15. Living with Chronic Illness
16. Pain and Comfort
17. Diabetes Mellitus
18. Bone and Joint Health
19. Visual and Auditory Changes
20 Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders
,21. Cognitive Impairment and Neurological Disorders
Section 4: Caring for Older Adults and Their Caregivers
22. Economic and Legal Issues
23. Relationships, Roles, and Transitions
24. Mental Health and Wellness in Late Life
25. Loss, Death and Palliative Care
26. Care Across the Continuum
, Chapter 01: Introduction to Healthy Aging
z z z z z
Touhy & Jett: Ebersole and Hess’ Gerontological Nursing & Healthy Aging,
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MULTIPLE z CHOICE
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this zman’s zwellness?
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a. Wellness zcan zonly zbe zachieved zwith zaggressive zmedical zinterventions.
b. Wellness zis znot za zreal zoption zfor zthis zclient zbecause zhe zis zterminally zill.
c. Wellness zis zdefined zas zthe zabsence zof zdisease.
d. Nursing zinterventions zcan zhelp zempower za zclient zto zachieve za zhigher zlevel zof
zwellness.
ANS: z D
Nursing zinterventions zcan zhelp zempower za zclient zto zachieve za zhigher zlevel zof zwellness; za znurse
zcan z foster zwellness z in z his zor zher z clients. z Wellness z is zdefined z by zthe z individual zand z is
z multidimensional. zIt z is z not zjust zthe zabsence zof zdisease. z A zwellness zperspective z is z based zon
zthe z belief zthat zevery zperson z has zan zoptimal z level zof z health z independent zof z his zor zher zsituation
zor zfunctional z level. zEven z in zthe zpresence zof zchronic z illness zor zwhile zdying, za z movement
ztoward zwellness z is zpossible z if zemphasis zof zcare z is z placed zon zthe zpromotion zof zwell-being z in
za zsupportive z environment.
PTS: z 1 DIF: Apply REF: z p. z7 TOP: z Nursing zProcess:
zDiagnosis zMSC: z Health zPromotion zand zMaintenance
2. In zdifferentiating zbetween zhealU
t h aS
N R I G B.C M
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following zstatements zis ztrue?
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a. Health zis za zbroad zterm zencompassing zattitudes zand zbehaviors.
b. The zconcept zof zillness zprevention zwas znever zconsidered zby zprevious zgenerations.
c. Wellness zand zself-actualization zdevelop zthrough zlearning zand zgrowth.
d. Wellness zis zimpossible zwhen zone’s zhealth zis zcompromised.
ANS: z A
Health zis za zbroad zterm zthat zencompasses zattitudes zand zbehaviors; zholistically, zhealth zincludes
zwellness, zwhich z involves zone’s zwhole z being. zThe z concept zof z illness zprevention z was z never
zconsidered z by zprevious zgenerations; zthroughout zhistory, z basic z self-care zrequirements z have
zbeen zrecognized. z Wellness zand zself-actualization z develop zthrough z learning zand zgrowth—as
zbasic z needs zare z met, zhigher z level z needs zcan z be zsatisfied z in zturn, zwith zever-deepening
zrichness zto z life. z Wellness z is zpossible zwhen zone’s z health z is z compromised—even zwith zchronic
z illness, zwith zmultiple zdisabilities, zor zin zdying, zmovement ztoward za zhigher zlevel zof zwellness z is
zpossible.
PTS: z 1 DIF: Understand REF: z p. z7 TOP: z Nursing zProcess:
zEvaluation zMSC: z Health zPromotion zand zMaintenance
3. Which zracial zor zethnic zgroup zhas zthe zhighest zlife zexpectancy zin zthe zUnited zStates?
a. Native zAmericans
b. African zAmericans
c. Hispanic zAmericans
d. Asian zand zPacific zIsland zAmericans
