Question 1

Some of the strategies that are available for modifying one's home to help a person accommodate to changing would be which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  minor structural changes 
B)  installing hand ails in bathrooms 
C)  door handles that are easier to grip 
D)  all of these 
A)  minor structural changes 
B)  installing hand ails in bathrooms 
C)  door handles that are easier to grip 
D)  all of these

Question 2

In the, model, older adults' adaptation depends on both their perceptions of the environment and their attempts to cope.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the, model, older adults' adaptation depends...

Question 3

Allowing residents to decorate their own rooms, choosing what they want to eat from a buffet, and deciding whether they want to take a shower or a bath, is a description of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  assisted living 
B)  person-environment planning 
C)  person- centered planning 
D)  staff programs. 
A)  assisted living 
B)  person-environment planning 
C)  person- centered planning 
D)  staff programs.

Question 4

In Kahana's model, the most important aspect of environments is

Accepted Answer

A)  the demands they place on people. 
B)  their competence. 
C)  their ability to satisfy people's needs. 
D)  their ability to produce balance. 
A)  the demands they place on people. 
B)  their competence. 
C)  their ability to satisfy people's needs. 
D)  their ability to produce balance.

Question 5

The law that mandates that all facilities provide written information to people about their right to make medical treatment decisions and create advance directives is known as the

Accepted Answer

A)  American with Disabilities Act. 
B)  Geriatric Ethics Act. 
C)  Patient Self-Determination Act. 
D)  Nursing Home Bill of Rights. 
A)  American with Disabilities Act. 
B)  Geriatric Ethics Act. 
C)  Patient Self-Determination Act. 
D)  Nursing Home Bill of Rights.

Question 6

The Pioneer Network focuses on

Accepted Answer

A)  changing the culture of aging in America regardless of where older adults live. 
B)  creating a habitat rather than facilities for the aging. 
C)  providing variety in daily activities and spontaneity. 
D)  all of these. 
A)  changing the culture of aging in America regardless of where older adults live. 
B)  creating a habitat rather than facilities for the aging. 
C)  providing variety in daily activities and spontaneity. 
D)  all of these.

Question 7

The, theory suggests that the facilities focus on the individual.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The, theory suggests that the facilities focus...

Question 8

What is the major aspect of aging in place?

Accepted Answer

A)  feeling safe 
B)  feeling comfortable 
C)  feeling balanced 
D)  feeling at home 
A)  feeling safe 
B)  feeling comfortable 
C)  feeling balanced 
D)  feeling at home

Question 9

According to which model does a person with particular needs search for the environments that meet them best?

Accepted Answer

A)  environmental press. 
B)  stress and coping. 
C)  loss continuum. 
D)  congruence. 
A)  environmental press. 
B)  stress and coping. 
C)  loss continuum. 
D)  congruence.

Question 10

Which of the following includes 24-hour care, usually from nurses?

Accepted Answer

A)  intermediate care 
B)  skilled care 
C)  marginal care 
D)  professional care 
A)  intermediate care 
B)  skilled care 
C)  marginal care 
D)  professional care

Question 11

Which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Maintaining family relationships is not important in adjusting to relocation. 
B)  Higher socioeconomic status is unrelated to adjustment after relocation. 
C)  Having increased privacy in one's new home helps adjustment to relocation. 
D)  Being forced to move leads to fewer adjustment problems than voluntary moves. 
A)  Maintaining family relationships is not important in adjusting to relocation. 
B)  Higher socioeconomic status is unrelated to adjustment after relocation. 
C)  Having increased privacy in one's new home helps adjustment to relocation. 
D)  Being forced to move leads to fewer adjustment problems than voluntary moves.

Question 12

In which type of facility do residents receive skilled nursing care, medical treatment, rehabilitation, supervision, and activities?

Accepted Answer

A)  nursing home 
B)  assisted living facility 
C)  adult family home 
D)  hospice 
A)  nursing home 
B)  assisted living facility 
C)  adult family home 
D)  hospice

Question 13

Schooler (1982) showed that the presence of affected the likelihood that a particular situation would be defined as threatening.

Accepted Answer

A)  stressors 
B)  coping mechanisms 
C)  lack of mobility 
D)  social support 
A)  stressors 
B)  coping mechanisms 
C)  lack of mobility 
D)  social support

Question 14

Traditional congregate housing differs from assisted living in terms of the following.

Accepted Answer

A)  level of impairment required 
B)  level of dietary restrictions 
C)  level of services 
D)  level of assistance needed 
A)  level of impairment required 
B)  level of dietary restrictions 
C)  level of services 
D)  level of assistance needed

Question 15

provide supportive living arrangements for people who need assistance with personal care and do not need 24 hour care.

Accepted Answer

Assisted l

Question 16

The older individual needs to be an integral part of the decisions, especially when the outcome is likely to be a .

Accepted Answer

A)  placement 
B)  nursing home 
C)  assisted living 
D)  all of these 
A)  placement 
B)  nursing home 
C)  assisted living 
D)  all of these

Question 17

All of the following is essential for a special care unit except.

Accepted Answer

A)  design elements of hallways and rooms 
B)  special training to work with residents that have dementia 
C)  residents wear wrist or ankle bands 
D)  special medicating and soft restraints for all residents 
A)  design elements of hallways and rooms 
B)  special training to work with residents that have dementia 
C)  residents wear wrist or ankle bands 
D)  special medicating and soft restraints for all residents

Question 18

Inappropriate speech directed toward older adults based on stereotypes is

Accepted Answer

A)  secondary baby talk. 
B)  insulting. 
C)  patronizing speech. 
D)  infantilization. 
A)  secondary baby talk. 
B)  insulting. 
C)  patronizing speech. 
D)  infantilization.

Question 19

What are the common factors to use when deciding on the best options for older adults to change environments?

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive or physical impairment 
B)  severity of the impairment 
C)  ability of family and friend support 
D)  all of the above 
A)  cognitive or physical impairment 
B)  severity of the impairment 
C)  ability of family and friend support 
D)  all of the above

Question 20

The communication predicament model refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  the need for older adults to be spoken to as if they were young children. 
B)  older adults' increased tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon. 
C)  patronizing speech that can lead to cognitive deficits in older adults. 
D)  secondary baby talk. 
A)  the need for older adults to be spoken to as if they were young children. 
B)  older adults' increased tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon. 
C)  patronizing speech that can lead to cognitive deficits in older adults. 
D)  secondary baby talk.

Some of the strategies that are available for modifying one's home to help a person accommodate to changing would be which of the following?

In the, model, older adults' adaptation depends on both their perceptions of the environment and their attempts to cope.

Allowing residents to decorate their own rooms, choosing what they want to eat from a buffet, and deciding whether they want to take a shower or a bath, is a description of which of the following?

In Kahana's model, the most important aspect of environments is

The law that mandates that all facilities provide written information to people about their right to make medical treatment decisions and create advance directives is known as the

The Pioneer Network focuses on

The, theory suggests that the facilities focus on the individual.

What is the major aspect of aging in place?

According to which model does a person with particular needs search for the environments that meet them best?

Which of the following includes 24-hour care, usually from nurses?

Which of the following statements is true?

In which type of facility do residents receive skilled nursing care, medical treatment, rehabilitation, supervision, and activities?

Schooler (1982) showed that the presence of affected the likelihood that a particular situation would be defined as threatening.

Traditional congregate housing differs from assisted living in terms of the following.

provide supportive living arrangements for people who need assistance with personal care and do not need 24 hour care.

The older individual needs to be an integral part of the decisions, especially when the outcome is likely to be a .

All of the following is essential for a special care unit except.

Inappropriate speech directed toward older adults based on stereotypes is

What are the common factors to use when deciding on the best options for older adults to change environments?

The communication predicament model refers to

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Exam 5: Where People Live: Person-Environment Interactions

Some of the strategies that are available for modifying one's home to help a person accommodate to changing would be which of the following?

In the, model, older adults' adaptation depends on both their perceptions of the environment and their attempts to cope.

Allowing residents to decorate their own rooms, choosing what they want to eat from a buffet, and deciding whether they want to take a shower or a bath, is a description of which of the following?

In Kahana's model, the most important aspect of environments is

The law that mandates that all facilities provide written information to people about their right to make medical treatment decisions and create advance directives is known as the

The Pioneer Network focuses on

The, theory suggests that the facilities focus on the individual.

What is the major aspect of aging in place?

According to which model does a person with particular needs search for the environments that meet them best?

Which of the following includes 24-hour care, usually from nurses?

Which of the following statements is true?

In which type of facility do residents receive skilled nursing care, medical treatment, rehabilitation, supervision, and activities?

Schooler (1982) showed that the presence of affected the likelihood that a particular situation would be defined as threatening.

Traditional congregate housing differs from assisted living in terms of the following.

provide supportive living arrangements for people who need assistance with personal care and do not need 24 hour care.

The older individual needs to be an integral part of the decisions, especially when the outcome is likely to be a .

All of the following is essential for a special care unit except.

Inappropriate speech directed toward older adults based on stereotypes is

What are the common factors to use when deciding on the best options for older adults to change environments?

The communication predicament model refers to

Studying Adult Development and Aging

Neuroscience As a Basis for Adult Development and Aging

Physical Changes

Attention and Memory

Intelligence and Reasoning

Social Cognition

Personality

Clinical Assessment, Mental Health, and Mental Disorders

Relationships

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