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- Five categories of human needs that motivate
Maslow's Hierarchy of human behavior
Human Needs - physiologic, security and safety, love and belonging,
self esteem, self actualization
enables us to understand older adults from different
Cohort effect
cultures and different geographical areas
In Eriksons older adults Ego integrity vs. despair-evaluating one's
will experience what? life/accomplishments for meaning
explain the physiological processes that change with
Biological Theories aging, how is aging manifested on the molecular level
in the cells, tissues, and body system.
Identifies episodic events that happen throughout
one's life that cause random cell damage and
Stochastic (statistical)
accumulate over time, causing aging
perspective
Includes: Free radical, cross linking theory, wear and
tear
proposes that aging is due to oxidative metabolism
Free radical theory
and the effects of free radicals.
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Cumulative changes as cells age and damage cellular
metabolism (Example-inability to repair damaged
Wear and tear theory
DNA -- heart, neurons, striated muscle, brain cant
replace after they are destroyed by wear and tear.
Nonstochastic Aging occurs because of pre-programmed genetic
perspective attributes or biological clock
developed to address the need for providing
framework to guide caregivers in nursing homes how
Nursing theories of aging
to care for the older people and how to support them
in the development process of aging
Is a big decline in memory No; our brains should remain relatively healthy as we
and cognitive ability a part age; this could be a separate disease process
of the normal aging
process?
What are some things that involves subtle changes in brain structure, chemistry,
the natural process of and function that commonly begin in midlife
aging includes?
Immobility*
Poor diet
Smoking
What is decline in bone Excess alcohol intake
mass accelerated by? Decreased estrogen
Steroids
Hyperthyroidism
(Trauma)
Loss of water from matrix, loss of elastic fibers
Shrinkage of articular cartilage and vertebral discs
Physiological changes of
(less shock absorption)*
aging: collagenous tissues
Stiffer tissues and decreased ROM*
Sagging skin/organs
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PN 2004 HEALTH PROMOTION FINAL EXAM
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Terms in this set (50)
- Five categories of human needs that motivate
Maslow's Hierarchy of human behavior
Human Needs - physiologic, security and safety, love and belonging,
self esteem, self actualization
enables us to understand older adults from different
Cohort effect
cultures and different geographical areas
In Eriksons older adults Ego integrity vs. despair-evaluating one's
will experience what? life/accomplishments for meaning
explain the physiological processes that change with
Biological Theories aging, how is aging manifested on the molecular level
in the cells, tissues, and body system.
Identifies episodic events that happen throughout
one's life that cause random cell damage and
Stochastic (statistical)
accumulate over time, causing aging
perspective
Includes: Free radical, cross linking theory, wear and
tear
proposes that aging is due to oxidative metabolism
Free radical theory
and the effects of free radicals.
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Cumulative changes as cells age and damage cellular
metabolism (Example-inability to repair damaged
Wear and tear theory
DNA -- heart, neurons, striated muscle, brain cant
replace after they are destroyed by wear and tear.
Nonstochastic Aging occurs because of pre-programmed genetic
perspective attributes or biological clock
developed to address the need for providing
framework to guide caregivers in nursing homes how
Nursing theories of aging
to care for the older people and how to support them
in the development process of aging
Is a big decline in memory No; our brains should remain relatively healthy as we
and cognitive ability a part age; this could be a separate disease process
of the normal aging
process?
What are some things that involves subtle changes in brain structure, chemistry,
the natural process of and function that commonly begin in midlife
aging includes?
Immobility*
Poor diet
Smoking
What is decline in bone Excess alcohol intake
mass accelerated by? Decreased estrogen
Steroids
Hyperthyroidism
(Trauma)
Loss of water from matrix, loss of elastic fibers
Shrinkage of articular cartilage and vertebral discs
Physiological changes of
(less shock absorption)*
aging: collagenous tissues
Stiffer tissues and decreased ROM*
Sagging skin/organs
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