GERONTOLOGICAL
NURSING 10TH EDITION
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ChapterV1VTheVAgingVPopulation
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1. TheVnurseVexplainsVthatVinVtheVlateV1960s,VhealthVcareVfocusVwasVaimedVatVtheVolderVad
ultVbecause:
a. disabilityVwasVviewedVasVunavoidable.
b. complicationsVfromVdiseaseVincreasedVmortality.
c. olderVadultsVneedsVareVsimilarVtoVthoseVofVallVadults.
d. preventiveVhealthVcareVpracticesVincreasedVlongevity.
ANS:VD
IncreasedVpreventiveVhealthVcareVpractices,VdiseaseVcontrol,VandVfocusVonVwellnessVhelpedVpeopleVli
veVlonger.
DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:V2VOBJ:V2
TOP:VAgingVTrendsVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VImplementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthVPromotionVandVMaintenance:VGrowthVandVDevelopment
2. TheVnurseVclarifiesVthatVinVtheVterminologyVdefiningVspecificVageVgroups,VtheVtermVagedVrefersV
toVpersonsVwhoVare:
a. 55VtoV64VyearsVofVage.
b. 65VtoV74VyearsVofVage.
c. 75VtoV84VyearsVofVage.
d. 85VandVolder.
ANS:VC
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TheVtermVagedVrefersVtoVpersonsVwhoVareV75VtoV84VyearsVofVage.VD
IF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:V2,VTableV1-
1VOBJ:V1VTOP:VAgeVCategoriesVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VImpl
ementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VHealthVPromotionVandVMaintenance:VGrowthVandVDevelopment
3. TheVnurseVcautionsVthatVageismVisVaVmindsetVthatVinfluencesVpersonsVto:
a. discriminateVagainstVpersonsVsolelyVonVtheVbasisVofVage.
b. fearVaging.
c. beVculturallyVsensitiveVtoVconcernsVofVaging.
d. focusVonVresourcesVforVtheVolderVadult.
ANS:VA
AgeismVisVaVnegativeVbeliefVpatternVthatVinfluencesVpersonsVtoVdiscriminateVagainstVpersonsVsolelyV
onVtheVbasisVofVageVandVcanVleadVtoVdestructiveVbehaviorsVtowardVtheVolderVadult.
DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VComprehensionVREF:V5VOBJ:V3VTO
P:VAgeismVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VImplementation
MSC:VNCLEX:VPsychosocialVIntegrity:VPsychosocialVAdaptation
4. TheVnurseVpointsVoutVthatVtheVmostVbeneficialVlegislationVthatVhasVinfluencedVhealthVcareVforVt
heVolderVadultV is:
a. MedicareVandVMedicaid.
b. eliminationVofVtheVmandatoryVretirementVage.
c. theVAmericansVwithVDisabilitiesVAct.
d. theVDrugVBenefitVProgram.
ANS:VA
TheVbroadestVsweepingVlegislationVbeneficialVtoVtheVolderVadultVisVMedicareVandVMedicaid.
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DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VApplicationVREF:V16VOBJ:V6
TOP:VLegislationVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VImplementationVMS
C:VNCLEX:VN/A
5. TheVnurseVclarifiesVthatVaVhousingVoptionVforVtheVolderVadultV thatVoffersVtheVprivacyVofV
anVapartmentVwithVrestaurant-
styleVmealsVandVsomeVmedicalVandVpersonalVcareVservicesVisVthe:
a. government-subsidizedVhousing.
b. long-termVcareVfacility.
c. assisted-livingVcenter.
d. groupVhousingVplan.
ANS:VC
Assisted-
livingVarrangementsVofferVtheVprivacyVofVanVapartmentVorVcondominiumVwithVmealsVpreparedVandVs
erved,VlimitedVmedicalVcare,VandVaVvarietyVofVpersonalVservices.
DIF:VCognitiveVLevel:VApplicationVREF:V14VOBJ:V9
TOP:VHousingVOptionsVKEY:VNursingVProcessVStep:VImplementationVMS
C:VNCLEX:VPhysiologicalVIntegrity:VPhysiologicalVAdaptation
6. TheV75-year-
oldVmanVwhoVhasVbeenVhospitalizedVfollowingVaVsevereVcaseVofVpneumoniaVisVconcernedVab
outVhisVmountingVhospitalVbillVandVasksVifVhisVMedicareVcoverageVwillVpayVforVhisVcare.VTheVn
ursesVmostVhelpfulVresponseVisVYes.VMedicare:
a. paysV100%VofVallVmedicalVcostsVforVpersonsVolderVthanV65.
b. PartVBVpaysVhospitalVcostsVandVphysicianVfees.
c. PartVAVpaysVforVinpatientVhospitalVcosts.
d. PartVDVpaysV80%VofVtheVchargesVmadeVbyVphysicians.
ANS:VC
MedicareVPartVAVpaysVinpatientVhospitalVcosts,VPartVBVpaysV80%VofVphysiciansVcharges,VandVPartV
DVhelpsVdefrayVprescriptionVdrugVcosts.