NUR 245 EXAM 1
Super-Centenarians
1. Those who live until at least ____ years of age
2. As of 2015, they were born in ____ or ____
3. Many fathers & older siblings of the oldest of this cohort fought & died in ____
4. As teens or young adults, they survived the ____ pandemic of 1918-1919
5. Most functioned ____ until after age ____, with no signs of ____ until about age ____
1. 110
2. 1905, earlier
3. WWI
4. influenza
5. independently, 100, frailty, 105
Centenarians
1. Between ____ & ____ years old, the majority are between ____ & ____ years old
2. Primarily the ____ siblings of the super-centenarians
3. ____ has been threat to centenarians until about 35 years ago when it was
essentially eradicated
4. The percentage of those older than 100 years old is ____ more ____ than the total
population
,1. 100, 109, 100, 104
2. younger
3. Smallpox
4. rising, rapidly
Baby Boomers
1. The ____ of the "older generation"
2. Born between ____ & ____
3. The eldest had mothers & fathers who had served in ____ & as young adults they
may have been drafted into the ____ ____, obtained a "college deferment," or
volunteered to serve in the military
1. youngest
2. 1946, 1964
3. WWII, Vietnam War
Wellness Based Model
1. Nurses have opportunities to make a difference in promoting ____ and stemming
the tide of ____ life accompanied by chronic disease and disability, especially for the
____ ____
2. While we provide the ____ for nursing practice for the most common health ____ in
aging
, 3. Encompasses the idea that health is composed of ____ ____
4. Wellness is expressed in ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, and ____
dimensions of the human experience within the context of ____
1. wellness, prolonged, baby boomers
2. implications, challenges
3. multiple dimensions
4. functional, environmental, intellectual, psychological, spiritual, social, biological,
culture
Wellness Based Model
1. A wellness-based model is one in which health is viewed on a ____
- At one end there is either an ____ of disease as we know it or the ____ of chronic
diseases that are ____ to the point where their damaging effects are ____
- At the other end of the continuum is the point when an ____ episode or multiple ____
conditions result in approaching ____ but one in which suffering of all kind is ____ to
the extent possible
1. continuum
- absence, presence, controlled, minimized
- acute, concurrent, death, minimized
Wellness-Based Model
Culture
Super-Centenarians
1. Those who live until at least ____ years of age
2. As of 2015, they were born in ____ or ____
3. Many fathers & older siblings of the oldest of this cohort fought & died in ____
4. As teens or young adults, they survived the ____ pandemic of 1918-1919
5. Most functioned ____ until after age ____, with no signs of ____ until about age ____
1. 110
2. 1905, earlier
3. WWI
4. influenza
5. independently, 100, frailty, 105
Centenarians
1. Between ____ & ____ years old, the majority are between ____ & ____ years old
2. Primarily the ____ siblings of the super-centenarians
3. ____ has been threat to centenarians until about 35 years ago when it was
essentially eradicated
4. The percentage of those older than 100 years old is ____ more ____ than the total
population
,1. 100, 109, 100, 104
2. younger
3. Smallpox
4. rising, rapidly
Baby Boomers
1. The ____ of the "older generation"
2. Born between ____ & ____
3. The eldest had mothers & fathers who had served in ____ & as young adults they
may have been drafted into the ____ ____, obtained a "college deferment," or
volunteered to serve in the military
1. youngest
2. 1946, 1964
3. WWII, Vietnam War
Wellness Based Model
1. Nurses have opportunities to make a difference in promoting ____ and stemming
the tide of ____ life accompanied by chronic disease and disability, especially for the
____ ____
2. While we provide the ____ for nursing practice for the most common health ____ in
aging
, 3. Encompasses the idea that health is composed of ____ ____
4. Wellness is expressed in ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, ____, and ____
dimensions of the human experience within the context of ____
1. wellness, prolonged, baby boomers
2. implications, challenges
3. multiple dimensions
4. functional, environmental, intellectual, psychological, spiritual, social, biological,
culture
Wellness Based Model
1. A wellness-based model is one in which health is viewed on a ____
- At one end there is either an ____ of disease as we know it or the ____ of chronic
diseases that are ____ to the point where their damaging effects are ____
- At the other end of the continuum is the point when an ____ episode or multiple ____
conditions result in approaching ____ but one in which suffering of all kind is ____ to
the extent possible
1. continuum
- absence, presence, controlled, minimized
- acute, concurrent, death, minimized
Wellness-Based Model
Culture
