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Nurse Aide I R
Nurse Aide I Module R Study Guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Define Cognition | the mental process of receiving, processing, storing, and using information from the senses to think, learn, and respond. |
| Discuss memory and learning as we age | As we age, learning new information and short-term memory may slow down, but long-term memory often remains strong, especially with mental and physical activity to help maintain it. |
| List normal cognitive changes of aging | As people age, it’s normal to experience slower thinking, take longer to learn new things, occasional forgetfulness, reduced ability to multitask, shorter attention span, trouble recalling words quickly, and slower reaction times. |
| What are the effects of a fast pace on the elderly | A fast pace can cause confusion, anxiety, and increased risk of falls in elderly people because it can overwhelm their slower processing and reaction times. |
| Discuss Social Breakdown Syndrome | when elderly people become withdrawn, lose interest in activities, and feel depressed or apathetic due to isolation and loss of independence. |
| Discuss Pacing and Patience | Pacing is repetitive walking often caused by restlessness or anxiety, while patience is staying calm and tolerant when supporting someone exhibiting behaviors like pacing. |
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