WGU C475 Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Rated A+.

WGU C475 Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Rated A+. Active euthanasia Actively kills patient; A person directly and voluntarily causes patient's death; example: giving an overdose with painkillers such as morphine or phenobarbital Passive euthanasia Indirectly takes patient's life; allows individual to die; withholding meds or feedings, taking off O2 Senile kyphosis Occurs with advancing of age; development can be postural, often corrected with adherence to an exercise and strengthening program; usually an underlying condition is root cause of the deformity atrophy of the sweat glands (in advanced age) Very susceptible to heat or cold; lack of glands causes to easily overheat; can cause decreased wound healing process Respite care For caregivers; allows caregivers time from caring for their family members Quality of Life (QOL) autonomy and independence 3 models of transition care BOOST, CTI, TCM The Better Outcomes for Older Adults through Safe Transitions (BOOST) Includes pre-discharge and post-discharge interventions to lower 30-day hospital readmission rates of older adults; ID high-risk patients for adverse events; prepare patient & family for discharge; better communication between providers & patients