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Older Adults Test 1- cardiac and geriatric syndromes Exam Questions With Correct Answers Maximize overall health - answerthe key focus of a comprehensive evaluation is to develop a coordinated plan to ________ adolescence - answerthe difference between ADLs and IADLs is that IADLs are learned ...

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Older Adults Test 1- cardiac and geriatric
syndromes Exam Questions With Correct
Answers


Maximize overall health - answer✔the key focus of a comprehensive evaluation is to develop a
coordinated plan to ________

adolescence - answer✔the difference between ADLs and IADLs is that IADLs are learned in
___________

ADLs - answer✔bathing, eating, walking, dressing, toileting, and transferring

IADLs - answer✔taking meds, cooking, laundry, and arranging transportation
if unable to preform it doesn't necessarily mean that they can't live independently

multiples of the same medication - answer✔issues with polyprovider and polypharmacy is that
there is a possibility of a patient taking _______________

inability to perform activities - answer✔functional caused by normal aging changes combined
with bedrest or immobility results in physiologic changes which causes an ______________

functional status - answer✔the nursing assessment of an older adult should focus on their
_____________

gather baseline and assessment - answer✔the first thing to consider for the plan of care for
older adults

sacropenia - answer✔an evolving geriatric syndrome that is the loss of muscle mass and
coordination related to aging

young old - answer✔ages 60-74

middle old - answer✔ages 75-84

old old - answer✔ages 85 and older

roles of nurses - answer✔to help support and align resources, so older adults can live as
independently as possible with the highest quality of life

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admitting diagnosis - answer✔acute hospitalization focuses solely on the admitting diagnosis

isolated - answer✔the more ________ and older adult becomes, the greater risk of falling
through the cracks
look at their environment and functional health status

cardiac an respiratory diseases - answer✔______________ as well as cancer are leading cause
of death for older adults

geriatric syndromes - answer✔multifactoral health conditions that occur when impairments of
multiple systems overwhelm the person's homeostasis
they are clinical conditions in older people that don't fit into discrete disease categories
they can complicate comorbidities

classic geriatric syndromes - answer✔delirum, falls, incontinence, malnutrition, eating and or
feeding problems, sleep problems, pressure ulcers

evolving geriatric syndromes - answer✔sacropenia, polyprovider, polypharmacy

polyprovider - answer✔an evolving geriatric syndrome that occurs when an older adult has
multiple doctors they see
bad because it causes a removal of holistic care, a treatment of one condition can cause a
detriment of another

polypharmacy - answer✔an evolving geriatric syndrome that occurs when an older adults gets
their prescriptions filled at multiple pharmacies
bad because it removes the pharmacist as the last check, the more medications the higher demand
on the aging GI and GU systems

increase - answer✔4 things that ______ the risk of developing geriatric syndromes:
- older age
- baseline cognitive impairments
- baseline functional impairments
- impaired mobility

geriatric syndromes - answer✔presence of ________ can lead to: increased mortality, longer
hospitalizations, and increased use of resources

functional status - answer✔SPICES assesses the older adult's ___________

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