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Test Bank for Nursing for Wellness in OlderAdults
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8th Edition by CarolA. Miller
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Chapters 1 - 29
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Nursing lfor lWellness lin lOlder lAdults lMiller l8th lEdition lTest lBank
l ISBN-10:1496368282
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Table lof lContents




Chapter l1: lSeeing lOlder lAdults lThrough lthe lEyes lof lWellness



Chapter l2: lApplying la lNursing lModel lfor lPromoting lWellness lin lOlder lAdults l Chapter
3: lTheoretical lPerspectives lon lAging lWell
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Chapter l4: lPerspectives lon lCulture land lDiversity lof lOlder lAdults
l Chapter l5: lGerontological lNursing land lHealth lPromotion
l Chapter l6: lDiverse lHealth lCare lSettings lfor lOlder lAdults
l Chapter l7: lAssessment lof lHealth land lFunctioning
Chapter l8: lMedications land lOther lBioactive lSubstances
l Chapter l9: lLegal land lEthical lConcerns
Chapter l10: lElder lAbuse land lNeglect
l Chapter l11: lCognitive lFunction
l Chapter l12: lPsychosocial lFunction
l Chapter l13: lPsychosocial lAssessment
Chapter l14: lImpaired lCognitive lFunction: lDelirium land lDementia

,Chapter l15: lImpaired lAffective lFunction: lDepression
l Chapter l16: lHearing
Chapter l17: lVision



Chapter l18: lDigestion land lNutrition
l Chapter l19: lUrinary lFunction
l Chapter l20: lCardiovascular lFunction
l Chapter l21: lRespiratory lFunction
l Chapter l22: lMobility land lSafety
l Chapter l23: lIntegument
Chapter l24: lSleep land lRest l Chapter
25: lThermoregulation l Chapter l26:
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Sexual lFunction
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Chapter l27: lCaring lfor lOlder lAdults lDuring lIllness l Chapter
28: lCaring lfor lOlder lAdults lExperiencing lPain l Chapter l29:
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Caring lfor lOlder lAdults lat lthe lEnd lof lLife
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Origin: l Chapter l1- lSeeing lOlder lAdults lThrough lthe lEyes lof lWellness, l1




1.A lnurse lis ldiscussing lan lolder ladult's lrecent ldiagnosis lof lrheumatoid larthritis lwith la
l colleague. lWhich lof lthe lnurse's lstatements lreflects lan laccurate lview lof lthe lrelationship
l between laging land lwellness?
A) "It's limportant lthat lthe lindividual lknows lthis lis lan lexpected lpart lof lgrowing lolder."
B) "We lneed lto lteach lthe lolder ladult lhow lhe lcan lkeep lliving la lfruitful llife lin lspite lof l his
diagnosis."
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C) "We lneed lto lmake lsure lour lteaching lis lnot ltoo ldetailed lfor lsomeone lof lhis lage."
D) "We lneed lto lensure lhis lexpectations lof lcontinuing lto llive lalone lare lrealistic."
l ANSWER: B
Feedback:
Answer lB lreflects la ldesire lto lfoster la lfulfilling land lproductive llife lfor lthe lolder ladult
l despite lhis ldiagnosis, land lreflects lan lunderstanding lof lwellness land laging. lOption lA
l implies lthat lillness lis lan linevitability lof laging. lOption lC lsuggests lthat lolder ladults lhave la
l limited lcapacity lto llearn lby lvirtue lof ltheir lage, land loption lD limplies lpessimism labout lthe
l health land lfunctioning lof lthe lolder ladult.




Origin: l Chapter l1- lSeeing lOlder lAdults lThrough lthe lEyes lof lWellness, l2
2.A lnurse lis lteaching lan lolder lperson labout lthe lconcept lof lsuccessful laging. lWhich lof lthe
l nurse's lquestions laddresses lan limportant lcontributor lto lsuccessful laging?
A) "Are lyou llargely lfree lof lacute lor lchronic lillnesses?"
B) "Do lyou lfeel lfinancially lsecure?"
C) "Do lyou lfeel llike lyou lactively lengage lwith llife?"
D) "Do lyou lhave la lreliable lsupport lnetwork?"
l ANSWER: C
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Research lhas lindicated lthat lan lactive lengagement lwith llife lis lcentral lto lsuccessful land
l healthy laging. lAbsence lof lillness, lfinancial lsecurity, land lthe lnature lof la lperson's lsupport