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The definition: "developmental changes in human behavior occur from conception to death, and arise from a matrix of biological, psychological, social, historical, and evolutionary influences and from their timing across the lives of individuals" matches with which of the following terms: Select one: a. Life-span Perspective b. Life-course perspective c. Human Development theory d. Aging theory e. None of the Above - Answer *a. Life-span Perspective* Which of the following ...

A big part of healthy aging is having good _______ _______________________ - Answer social interaction limited __________ means an increased risk of isolation or depression - Answer mobility increased risk of _____________ means an increased risk of stress, chronic illness, or losing a loved one - Answer depression it is important to screen for depression and suicide in the ____________ adult population - Answer older _____________ s/s for older adults include...

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Bronfenbrenner's ecological perspective - Answer start at individual level and work towards macro levels mesosystem - Answer interactions take place among one or more microsystem chronosystem - Answer changes that take place over time social clock - Answer sets age norms and expectations disengagement theory - Answer normal course of life is for older adults to loosen their social ties activity theory - Answer older adults are better adjusted...

Measures of psychological wellbeing tend to tap two components: Select one: a. Affective wellbeing (feeling states) and cognitive or mental functioning b. Feeling healthy and feeling ill c. Medicine and Public Health d. All of the above e. None of the above - Answer a. The concept of 'Quality of Life' includes feelings people express in areas such as standard of living, income, housing, neighborhood and health. - Answer True Good Health can affect a patient's sen...

age prejudice/ageism - Answer -cognitive and emotion (thought and feeling) -negative attitudes toward older adults based on belief that aging makes people... unattractive, unintelligent, asexual, unemployable and mentally incompetent age discrimination - Answer -behavior -treating people in an *unjustly* negative manner because of their *chronological age* (or *appearance of age*) and for no other reason 5 areas of age bias - Answer 1. health care professionals are ill...

Social Health - Answer one of the 3 pillars of most definitions of health - less intuitive - hard to measure - a characteristic of society and of individual - indications of the health of a society: might include the existence of the "rule of law" "equity in the distribution of resources" "public accessibly of the decision-making process" and the level of "social capital" aka civic engagement, sense of belonging, quality of interpersonal relationship...

Recall: WHO definition fo Health - Answer "A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." WHO definition of Healthy Aging - Answer the PROCESS of developing and MAINTAINING the functional ability that ENABLES WELLBEING in older age Ability to: - meet basic needs - learn, grow, and make decisions - be mobile - build and maintain relationships - contribute to society *REMAIN PHYSICALLY, MENTALLY, A...

__________________ is the study of old age and the process of growing old - Answer gerontology _______________- is a specialty of medicine for treatment of diseases related to older age - Answer geriatrics what 2 things occur as populations age? - Answer 1. impact on the social structure - 3+ generations in same household, education and job market, health and social policies 2. change in the health status of the population - more chronic diseases, need for healthcare...

1. percentage of population that is 65 or older. 2. median age of population. 3. dependency ratio - Answer 3 Key indicators of an old population/population aging 10% - Answer What percentage of a country's citizens need to be 65+ for the population to be considered "old"? Median Age of Population - Answer The 50th percentile of the entire population by age. Dependency ratio - Answer - assumes people of certain ages are dependent or independent. - divi...

Which of the following is most likely to happen as Canadian society ages? A.there will be fewer people becoming great-grandparents B.societal values will change as more people live in non-nuclear families C.more people will live in three- and four-generation families D.older people will bear more financial responsibility for their adult children - Answer C.more people will live in three- and four-generation families What two aspects of aging form the focus of gerontology? A.how...

characteristics of social health - Answer society and individual aspects of living in a healthy society - Answer rule of law equity social capital aspects of feeling socially happy at an individual level - Answer ability to access available social resources be able to contribute dealing with aging is a task of which systems - Answer medical and public aspects of social health - Answer -integration into communities -facilitation of social networks -s...

Healthcare (not limited to medical care) - Answer Services provided to individuals or communities by agents of the health services or professions to promote, maintain, monitor, or restore health. Health = Holistic WHO definition. Promote, maintain, monitor = personal care, protection, health promotion, disease prevention. Sometimes extended to include home care and self-care The Medical Model of Healthcare - Answer Focuses on the treatment of diseases and injuries. Faours surg...

Death - Answer An inevitable reality of life. We focus on living. Even in old older adults is viewed as a distant event. Definition of death. Biological vs. social. Assuming the frail, very old person not part of the society anymore. Socially isolated. Most deaths occur when? - Answer Most deaths occur in old age. <1% in young children. Follow a slow trajectory - A long (and possibly painful) time that people are aware of death in the near future. The value of a specific app...

Gerontology - Answer scientific study of old age and the process of getting old geriatrics - Answer a specialty of medicine for treatment of diseases related to older age aging is responsible for what percent of yearly increase in health care costs? - Answer 1% WHO's definition of health - Answer a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity what is the highest chronic condition for those 65+?...

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Biology - Answer the study of life Organism - Answer any living entity that contains one or more cells Cell - Answer the most basic structural and functional unit of all organisms. A membrane-bound structure capable of self-replicating Plasma membrane - Answer a membrane that surrounds a cell, separating it from the external environment and selectively regulating passage or molecules and ions into and out of the cell. AKA cell membrane Cell theory - Answer ...

You encounter two birds living in the same tree. One is brightly colored; the other has a more drab coloration. Other features of the two birds are very similar. Based on DNA sequence analysis, the birds are in the same clade. The two birds’ mate and have fertile offspring. Which of the following is the most likely to be true? a. The birds are different species under the Biological Species Concept b. The birds are different species under the Morphological Species Concept c. The birds are...

what is not bound to the central dogma of an amino acid? - Answer hydroxyl group for each amino acid there are _________ major components that surround the central carbon - Answer 4 peptide bonds are formed from what? - Answer the carboxyl group of 1 amino acid with the amino group of the amino acid it's being linked to what do you look for when trying to find a chain of amino acids? - Answer a carbon with a double bonded oxygen connected to a nitrogen what...

1. Many different types of protein molecules are made within cells. Which of the following could be influenced by the actions of those protein molecules? a. Both an organism's physical characteristics and the function of the organism's cells b. An organism's physical characteristics but not the function of the organism's cells c. The function of the organism's cells but not the organism's physical characteristics d. Neither an organism's physical characteristics nor th...