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C3: exam 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Being able to respond | Active Listening |
| Spoken or written information | Verbal |
| Body language, grimaces, gestures, appearance, facial expressions | Nonverbal |
| Agreed, same, on the same page | Congruent |
| Patient center communication | Therapeutic |
| ISBARR/ISBARQ | Introduction, situation, background, assessment, recommendation, readback or Q: Questions |
| Helps promote assertive communicaton | DESC |
| D(E)SC | Explain the impact of the behavior do not minimize. |
| (D)ESC | Describe the behavior, focus on what is observed or heard w/o a personal attack. |
| DE(S)C | State the desired outcome |
| DES(C) | Consequences should grab the person's attention |
| Literal meaning w/o interpretation | Denotative Meaning |
| Refers to emotional associations that can e attached to the word. | Connotative Meaning |
| Always obtain _________ befor contactivng HCP/DR | V Signs |
| Follows chain of command. | Upward Communication |
| Talking to ones level beneath you ex. CNA | Downward Communication |
| Disturbances in speech planning/production, connot produce fluent speech. | Expressive/Broca's |
| Difficultu in auditory comprehension or receiving information, the patient can hear but not understand what is said. | Receptive/Wernicke's |
| Deficit of planning, production, and comprehension of language. | Global: Expressive/Receptive |
| Having compassion. | Empathy |
| Feeling pity towards one's situation | Sympathy |
| What is wellness? | ___________________? |
| The state of complete physical health directed to one's level optimal of wellnes | Health Promotion |
| Who are the young old? | Indiviuals aged 65 yrs old to 74 yrs old |
| temporary decrease in blood supply to the brain ? | Transient ischemic attack |
| bleeding cerebral bloood vessels | hemorrhagic stroke |
| what is an ischemic stroke? | a blood clot |
| what are common conditions seen in young old indv? | elevated bp, higher cholesterol levels, and onset of type 2 diabetes |
| what typical diets do western cultures have? | low fiber and high in fat and animal protein |
| ndividuals aged 75 to 84? | middle old |
| Retired from working,a nd may experience the loss of spouses, fmaily member etc to death? | Middle old |
| what age are old old individuals? | 85 and older |
| more than ____ of older adults ages 85 years and older report functional limitations | two thirds |
| which culture older citizens are valued and reside with family members? | eastern culture |
| in western young family members are taking care of sick family members and raising childrenof their own so it is common for old old indv to live in _____ ? | assisted living facilities |
| define sandwhiching | middle aged generations is sandwhiched between rasing a family and caring for aging relatives |
| 100 years of age or older are known as | centarians |
| practice of discrimination and prejudice against older adults referred to as | ageism |
| People who fall into young old, middle lold, or old old are younger in health, mind, spirit than people of a much younger chronoloical age. | True |
| What is the most common form of injury related to diminished neurological functioning | Falls |
| a right brain CVA affects functioning on ____ side of the body? | left |
| Righ brain CVAs can cause | aphasia, inability to speak, dysphasia ( difficulty speaking or understandiing spoken word) |
| Swallowing disorders | Dysphagia |
| what causes dysphagia? | nerve transmission interrupton to the threat muscles and epiglottis after a cva |
| what is an hallucination? | false perception having no relation to the reality |
| what is misinterpretation of sensory stimuli | na illusion |
| a decrease in intellectual functioning eventually resulting in the inability to care for oneself | Dementia |
| what is the most common type of dementia? | Alzheimers disease |
| alzehemeirs disease start with ? | Memory loss that disrupts normal ADLs, challenges with problem solving reading, confusion |
| changes in reproductive functioning | men will have a decline in testosterone and women will have a decline estrogen |
| decrease in female estrogen and progesterone production may cause ______ | vaginal dryness or atrophy which may cause sexual intercourse to become uncomfortable |
| changes in musculoskeletal and integumentary functioning? | skin become less elastic andmkore rprone to drying and breakdown, Skin bruises easily bc of thinning of dermis & epidermis |
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