7/8/25, 6:06 AM Module 1 NRG260 (Aging, Chronic Illness, End of Life Care & Health Promotion Focus)
Module 1 NRG260 (Aging, Chronic Illness, End of Life Care &
Health Promotion Focus) COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS \VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+
Removing negative stereotypes and discrimination
What is Destigmatization?
associated with a condition or group
A symptom of Dementia
What is Sundowning?
Increased confusion & agitation in the evening/night
What is Physiological? Relating to the normal functions & processes of the body and its
systems
Legal documents that outline a persons's healthcare
What are Advance Directives?
wishes if they become unable to communicate them
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - some cognitive changes are normal. Significant
Aging always lead to cognitive decline is not inevitable. Many older adults maintain
decline
sharp mental abilities.
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - Sleep patterns may change with age, but older
Older adults need fewer hours adults still need 7-9hrs of sleep per night for optimal
of sleep?
health
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - Osteoporosis is common in older adults but is
Osteoporosis is a normal part not normal or inevitable part of aging. It is a
of aging
preventable & treatable condition
FACT OR MYTH FACT - Aging can lead to decreased vision, hearing,
Aging adults experience taste, smell and touch. Severity varies by individual
decline in all sensory
functions
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - Strength training improves muscle mass,
Strength training has no balance, and overall function in older adults, helping
benefit for older adults prevent falls and disability
Chronic illnesses (arthritis, stroke, heart disease) can limit
How do chronic illnesses mobility, strength, energy & coordination.
impact an individuals ability These hinder tasks like bathing, dressing, eating or toileting, which
leads to
to perform ADLs? dependence on caregivers or assistive devices
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, 7/8/25, 6:06 AM Module 1 NRG260 (Aging, Chronic Illness, End of Life Care & Health Promotion Focus)
1. Shock/Denial - Nurses can offer clear,
compassionate communication and encourage
What are 3 common questions
emotional responses
individuals may have when 2. Anger/Frustration - Nurses should validate
diagnosed with chronic feelings and provide space for emotional
illness? How can nurses expression
provide support?
3. Depression/Anxiety - Nurses can monitor for signs of
mental health issues, provide reassurance, and refer
to counseling/support groups.
1. Use assistive devices (grab bars, walkers)
What are 2 strategies that can
help patients with disabilities
2. Adaptive training & Occupational Therapy to modify
maintain independence in
their daily lives? tasks and environments for ease & safety
They all provide holistic
coordinate care Physicians
What role do
- manage medical
interdisciplinary healthcare
teams play in managing
treatment Nurses - offer
chronic illnesses?
ongoing care & education
Social worker - address psychosocial needs
PT/OT - support mobility & independence
How can technology, such Technology can provide: Better access to care, Reduce
as tele-health and assistive hospital visits, & Support self management.
devices, improve the quality Devices like remote monitors track health data
Tele-health offers timely provider communication and guidance
of life for individuals with
chronic conditions?
Specialized care
Palliative Care - Definition
focused on relief from symptoms and stress of serious illness.
Palliative Care - Goal Improve quality of life for patient and family
Palliative Care - Nursing Assess and manage pain, provide emotional support, and
Intervention coordinate care.
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Module 1 NRG260 (Aging, Chronic Illness, End of Life Care &
Health Promotion Focus) COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS \VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+
Removing negative stereotypes and discrimination
What is Destigmatization?
associated with a condition or group
A symptom of Dementia
What is Sundowning?
Increased confusion & agitation in the evening/night
What is Physiological? Relating to the normal functions & processes of the body and its
systems
Legal documents that outline a persons's healthcare
What are Advance Directives?
wishes if they become unable to communicate them
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - some cognitive changes are normal. Significant
Aging always lead to cognitive decline is not inevitable. Many older adults maintain
decline
sharp mental abilities.
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - Sleep patterns may change with age, but older
Older adults need fewer hours adults still need 7-9hrs of sleep per night for optimal
of sleep?
health
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - Osteoporosis is common in older adults but is
Osteoporosis is a normal part not normal or inevitable part of aging. It is a
of aging
preventable & treatable condition
FACT OR MYTH FACT - Aging can lead to decreased vision, hearing,
Aging adults experience taste, smell and touch. Severity varies by individual
decline in all sensory
functions
FACT OR MYTH MYTH - Strength training improves muscle mass,
Strength training has no balance, and overall function in older adults, helping
benefit for older adults prevent falls and disability
Chronic illnesses (arthritis, stroke, heart disease) can limit
How do chronic illnesses mobility, strength, energy & coordination.
impact an individuals ability These hinder tasks like bathing, dressing, eating or toileting, which
leads to
to perform ADLs? dependence on caregivers or assistive devices
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, 7/8/25, 6:06 AM Module 1 NRG260 (Aging, Chronic Illness, End of Life Care & Health Promotion Focus)
1. Shock/Denial - Nurses can offer clear,
compassionate communication and encourage
What are 3 common questions
emotional responses
individuals may have when 2. Anger/Frustration - Nurses should validate
diagnosed with chronic feelings and provide space for emotional
illness? How can nurses expression
provide support?
3. Depression/Anxiety - Nurses can monitor for signs of
mental health issues, provide reassurance, and refer
to counseling/support groups.
1. Use assistive devices (grab bars, walkers)
What are 2 strategies that can
help patients with disabilities
2. Adaptive training & Occupational Therapy to modify
maintain independence in
their daily lives? tasks and environments for ease & safety
They all provide holistic
coordinate care Physicians
What role do
- manage medical
interdisciplinary healthcare
teams play in managing
treatment Nurses - offer
chronic illnesses?
ongoing care & education
Social worker - address psychosocial needs
PT/OT - support mobility & independence
How can technology, such Technology can provide: Better access to care, Reduce
as tele-health and assistive hospital visits, & Support self management.
devices, improve the quality Devices like remote monitors track health data
Tele-health offers timely provider communication and guidance
of life for individuals with
chronic conditions?
Specialized care
Palliative Care - Definition
focused on relief from symptoms and stress of serious illness.
Palliative Care - Goal Improve quality of life for patient and family
Palliative Care - Nursing Assess and manage pain, provide emotional support, and
Intervention coordinate care.
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