Test Bank For Nursing for Wellness in Older Adults Ninth, North American Edition by Carol A Miller ||ISBN:9781975179137

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

,NursingHforHWellnessHinHOlderHAdultsHMillerH9thHEditionHTestHBankH




TableHofHContents




ChapterH1:HSeeingHOlderHAdultsHThroughHtheHEyesHofHWellness



ChapterH2:HApplyingHaHNursingHModelHforHPromotingHWellnessHinHOlderHAdultsHC
hapterH3:HTheoreticalHPerspectivesHonHAgingHWell
ChapterH4:HPerspectivesHonHCultureHandHDiversityHofHOlderHAdultsHC
hapterH5:HGerontologicalHNursingHandHHealthHPromotionHChapterH
6:HDiverseHHealthHCareHSettingsHforHOlderHAdultsHChapterH7:HAsses
smentHofHHealthHandHFunctioning
ChapterH8:HMedicationsHandHOtherHBioactiveHSubstancesH
ChapterH9:HLegalHandHEthicalHConcerns
ChapterH10:HElderHAbuseHandHNeglectH
ChapterH11:HCognitiveHFunctionHChapt
erH12:HPsychosocialHFunctionHChapterH
13:HPsychosocialHAssessment
ChapterH14:HImpairedHCognitiveHFunction:HDeliriumHandHDementia

,ChapterH15:HImpairedHAffectiveHFunction:HDepressionHC
hapterH16:HHearing
ChapterH17:HVision



ChapterH18:HDigestionHandHNutritionH
ChapterH19:HUrinaryHFunctionHChapte
rH20:HCardiovascularHFunctionHChapter
21:HRespiratoryHFunctionHChapterH22
H


:HMobilityHandHSafetyHChapterH23:HInt
egument
ChapterH24:HSleepHandHRestHC
hapterH25:HThermoregulationHC
hapterH26:HSexualHFunction
ChapterH27:HCaringHforHOlderHAdultsHDuringHIllnessHCha
pterH28:HCaringHforHOlderHAdultsHExperiencingHPainHCha
pterH29:HCaringHforHOlderHAdultsHatHtheHEndHofHLife

, Origin: Chapter 1- Seeing Older Adults Through the Eyes of Wellness, 1
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1.AHnurseHisHdiscussingHanHolderHadult'sHrecentHdiagnosisHofHrheumatoidHarthritisHwithHaHcolle
ague.HWhichHofHtheHnurse'sHstatementsHreflectsHanHaccurateHviewHofHtheHrelationshipHbetwe
enHagingHandHwellness?
A) "It'sHimportantHthatHtheHindividualHknowsHthisHisHanHexpectedHpartHofHgrowingHolder."
B) "WeHneedHtoHteachHtheHolderHadultHhowHheHcanHkeepHlivingHaHfruitfulHlifeHinHspiteHofH
hisHdiagnosis."
C) "WeHneedHtoHmakeHsureHourHteachingHisHnotHtooHdetailedHforHsomeoneHofHhisHage."
D) "WeHneedHtoHensureHhisHexpectationsHofHcontinuingHtoHliveHaloneHareHrealistic."HA
NSWER: B
Feedback:
AnswerHBHreflectsHaHdesireHtoHfosterHaHfulfillingHandHproductiveHlifeHforHtheHolderHadultHdesp
iteHhisHdiagnosis,HandHreflectsHanHunderstandingHofHwellnessHandHaging.HOptionHAHimpliesHth
atHillnessHisHanHinevitabilityHofHaging.HOptionHCHsuggestsHthatHolderHadultsHhaveHaHlimitedHcap
acityHtoHlearnHbyHvirtueHofHtheirHage,HandHoptionHDHimpliesHpessimismHaboutHtheHhealthHandHf
unctioningHofHtheHolderHadult.



Origin:H ChapterH1-HSeeingHOlderHAdultsHThroughHtheHEyesHofHWellness,H2
2.AHnurseHisHteachingHanHolderHpersonHaboutHtheHconceptHofHsuccessfulHaging.HWhichHofHtheHnu
rse'sHquestionsHaddressesHanHimportantHcontributorHtoHsuccessfulHaging?
A) "AreHyouHlargelyHfreeHofHacuteHorHchronicHillnesses?"
B) "DoHyouHfeelHfinanciallyHsecure?"
C) "DoHyouHfeelHlikeHyouHactivelyHengageHwithHlife?"
D) "DoHyouHhaveHaHreliableHsupportHnetwork?"H
ANSWER: C
Feedback:
ResearchHhasHindicatedHthatHanHactiveHengagementHwithHlifeHisHcentralHtoHsuccessfulHandHhe
althyHaging.HAbsenceHofHillness,HfinancialHsecurity,HandHtheHnatureHofHaHperson'sHsupportHnet
workHareHnotHidentifiedHcomponentsHofHsuccessfulHaging.