Exam 17: Physical and Cognitive Development in Late Adulthood

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Which factor is used as a predictor for mortality because it indicates overall physiology?

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Parkinson's symptoms cannot be treated.

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What characterizes Parkinson's disease?

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Low socioeconomic status is associated with greater arthritis-related symptoms, poorer well-being, and greater use of maladaptive coping strategies among which group of people?

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Delirium can be caused by ______.

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Social and cultural factors playing a role in ethnic differences in Alzheimer's and other dementias is demonstrated by the fact that ______.

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Omar is 74 years old, lives independently, has mild hearing loss, and continues the same swimming regimen he has had since college. He has a large social network, and few physical complaints. Gerontologists would put him in the category of ______.

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Jim is a 78-year-old man who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He has lost the ability to comprehend and produce speech. His family can expect that Jim will now ______.

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What impact does cognitive training have on an older adult's cognitive skills?

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Brain aging involves declines in neuronal communication, especially in areas responsible for executive functioning and judgment, which are located in the ______.

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Some people retain strong immune functioning into older adulthood.

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Most healthy older adults have significant age-related declines in the ability to efficiently process information.

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Cataracts can be caused by ______.

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Age-related hearing loss typically begins at what phase of life?

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When information that has previously been remembered disrupts memory for new information it is called ______.

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Changing dietary needs means that older adults are at risk for ______.

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What is the most notable contributor to increases in life expectancy?

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Cordelia is 83, and her brain is changing with age. The area of her brain that will be the last to show loss is responsible for ______.

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Cora has been showing some signs of memory decline. Which supplement would be most effective in helping protect her cognitive function?

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More physically fit and active older adults tend to show more efficient activity in areas key to ______.

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