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biological theories of aging - ANSWERS-programmed (predictable cell death), errors
(random), calorie restriction (cal reduction increases life span)
7 goals in chronic care management - ANSWERS-1. maintain/improve self-care
capacity 2. manage disease effectively 3. boost the body's healing ability 4. prevent
complications 5. delay deterioration 6. achieve highest poss quality of life 7. die with
comfort and dignity
5 factors affecting chronic care - ANSWERS-1. difficulty sustaining treatment measures
2. defense mechanisms (denial, anger, depression, regression) 3. psycholsocial factors
4. impact of ongoing care on family 5. need for institutional care
2 factors in the assessment of chronic care management - ANSWERS-1. capacity of
individual/family to cope with caregiving 2. services in the community (costs/limitations)
6 nursing challenges associated with the management of chronic care - ANSWERS-1.
the need for specialized knowledge/training 2. management of multiple medical
problems 3. skilled assessment and planning 4. building relationships with
, individ/families 5. individualized promotion of self-care capacity 6. monitoring family
health
kubler-ross 5 stages of grief - ANSWERS-denial, anger, blame, depression, acceptance
screening for diabetes - ANSWERS-assess HbA1C level if FINDRIC score > 14
screening for breast cancer - ANSWERS-mammogram every 2 years
screening for colon cancer - ANSWERS-FIT (fecal immunochemical test)or FOBT to
check for occult GI bleed every 2 yrs or sigmoidoscopy every 10 yrs until 75
screening for osteoporosis - ANSWERS-screen once after 65 for men and women
immunizations for older adults - ANSWERS-Td (booster for tetanis and diphtheria), tdap
(tetanis, diphtheria, and pertussis), pneumococcal, influenza, herpes zoster(shingles),
varicella(chicken pox), polio
advance care planning - ANSWERS-performed by capable adult; discuss values and
wishes for future health care plans with close family/friends; temporary decision maker
list, representative agreement sec 7/9; advance directives; enduring power of attorney
goals of care - ANSWERS-you and health care team; advanced directives; MOST
medical order for scope of treatment - ANSWERS-you and MOST responsible dr;
instructions on health care to provide in certain situations
M designation - ANSWERS-natural death; no life support measures used; M1 = comfort
measure, no transfers; M2 = medical treatment to control symptoms within current
location, possible transfer; M3 = medical treatment to cure, transfer to facility for tests
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biological theories of aging - ANSWERS-programmed (predictable cell death), errors
(random), calorie restriction (cal reduction increases life span)
7 goals in chronic care management - ANSWERS-1. maintain/improve self-care
capacity 2. manage disease effectively 3. boost the body's healing ability 4. prevent
complications 5. delay deterioration 6. achieve highest poss quality of life 7. die with
comfort and dignity
5 factors affecting chronic care - ANSWERS-1. difficulty sustaining treatment measures
2. defense mechanisms (denial, anger, depression, regression) 3. psycholsocial factors
4. impact of ongoing care on family 5. need for institutional care
2 factors in the assessment of chronic care management - ANSWERS-1. capacity of
individual/family to cope with caregiving 2. services in the community (costs/limitations)
6 nursing challenges associated with the management of chronic care - ANSWERS-1.
the need for specialized knowledge/training 2. management of multiple medical
problems 3. skilled assessment and planning 4. building relationships with
, individ/families 5. individualized promotion of self-care capacity 6. monitoring family
health
kubler-ross 5 stages of grief - ANSWERS-denial, anger, blame, depression, acceptance
screening for diabetes - ANSWERS-assess HbA1C level if FINDRIC score > 14
screening for breast cancer - ANSWERS-mammogram every 2 years
screening for colon cancer - ANSWERS-FIT (fecal immunochemical test)or FOBT to
check for occult GI bleed every 2 yrs or sigmoidoscopy every 10 yrs until 75
screening for osteoporosis - ANSWERS-screen once after 65 for men and women
immunizations for older adults - ANSWERS-Td (booster for tetanis and diphtheria), tdap
(tetanis, diphtheria, and pertussis), pneumococcal, influenza, herpes zoster(shingles),
varicella(chicken pox), polio
advance care planning - ANSWERS-performed by capable adult; discuss values and
wishes for future health care plans with close family/friends; temporary decision maker
list, representative agreement sec 7/9; advance directives; enduring power of attorney
goals of care - ANSWERS-you and health care team; advanced directives; MOST
medical order for scope of treatment - ANSWERS-you and MOST responsible dr;
instructions on health care to provide in certain situations
M designation - ANSWERS-natural death; no life support measures used; M1 = comfort
measure, no transfers; M2 = medical treatment to control symptoms within current
location, possible transfer; M3 = medical treatment to cure, transfer to facility for tests
