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Table Of Contents
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Chapter 01
v# v# Introduction To Healthy Aging v# v# v# 1
Chapter 02
v# v# Gerontological Nursing History, Education, And Roles v# v# v# v# v# 11
Chapter 03
v# v# Communicating With Older Adults v# v# v# 17
Chapter 04
v# v# Culture, Ethnicity, Diversity, And Aging
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Chapter 05
v# v# Nursing Documentationv# 32
Chapter 06
v# v# Biological Theories And Physical Changes Of Aging
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Chapter 07
v# v# Social, Psychological, Spiritual, And Cognitive Aspects Of Aging
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Chapter 08
v# v# Nutritional Needs v# 51
Chapter 09
v# v# Hydration And Continence v# v# 58
Chapter 10
v# v# Rest, Sleep, And Activity
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Chapter 11
v# v# Promoting Healthy Skin And Feet v# v# v# v# 72
Chapter 12
v# v# Maintaining Mobility And Environmental Safety
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Chapter 13
v# v# Assessment Tools In Gerontological Nursing
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Chapter 14
v# v# Safe Medication Use For Older Adults
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Chapter 15
v# v # Living With Chronic Illness
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Chapter 16
v# v# Pain And Comfort
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Chapter 17
v# v# Diabetes Mellitus v# 113
Chapter 18
v# v # Bone And Joint Health
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Chapter 19
v# v# Visual And Auditory Changes
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Chapter 20 Cardiovascular And Respiratory Disorders
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Chapter 21
v# v# Cognitive Impairment v # 141
Chapter 22
v# v# Neurological Disorders v# 147
Chapter 23
v# v# Mental Health And Wellness In Later Life
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Chapter 24
v# v# Economic And Legal Issues v# v # v # 160
Chapter 25
v# v# Relationships And Roles v# v# 167
Chapter 26
v# v# Sexual Health And Well-Being
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Chapter 27
v# v# Comfort, Palliative Care, Death, And Loss
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Chapter 28 Care Across The Continuum
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Chapter 01: Introduction To Healthy Aging
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Boscart: Ebersole And Hess' Gerontological Nursing & Healthy Aging In Canada, 3 rdEditio
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1. A Man Is Terminally Ill With End-
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Stage Prostate Cancer. What Is The Best Statement About ThisMan’s Wellness?
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a. Wellness Is Not Possible, Because The Patient Uses Medication T
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o Assist InManagement Of His Medical Care.
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b. Wellness Is Unfortunately Not A Real Option For The Patient.
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c. Wellness Is The Same Thing As Faith Healing, And If The Patient Were Mo r
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e Receptive,He Could Be Back At Work In A Few Weeks.
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d. Nursing Interventions Can Help Empower A Patient To Achieve A High
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er Level OfWellness.
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A Incorrect. An Individual Can Achieve Wellness Even If Using Medications.
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B Incorrect. All Persons, Regardless Of Age Or Life–
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Health Situation, Can Be Helped To
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C Incorrect. Biomedical Approaches And Other Treatments And Techniques Are U s
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D Correct. A Nurse Can Foster Wellness At All Levels Of The Needs Hierarchy.
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Nclex: Health Promotion And Maintenance
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2. In Differentiating Between Health And Wellness In Health Care, Which Of T
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he FollowingStatements Is True?
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a. Health Is A Broad Term Encompassing Attitudes And Behaviours.
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b. The Concept Of Wellness Was Rarely Or Never Considered By Previous Generations.
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d. It Is Impossible To Have Wellness When One’s Health Is
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Care Requirements Have Been Recognized.
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C Incorrect. As Basic Needs Are Met, Higher Level Needs Can Be Satisfied In Tur
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n, With Ever-Deepening Richness To Life.
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D Incorrect. Even With Chronic Illness, With Multiple Disabilities, Or In Dying, M
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ovement Toward Higher Wellness Is Possible.
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