Question 1

Identify the "Five Wishes" that help people prepare for medical crises.

Accepted Answer

•Which person they want to make healthcare decisions for them when they are no longer able to do so
•Which kinds of medical treatments they do or don't want
•How comfortable they want to be made
•How they want people to treat them
•What they want loved ones to know

Question 2

Individuals who are awake yet unaware are in a:

Accepted Answer

A) persistent vegetative state 
B) shock condition 
C) coma 
D) deep depression episode 
A) persistent vegetative state 
B) shock condition 
C) coma 
D) deep depression episode A

Question 3

The end of all vital functions, including heartbeat and respiration, is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) functional death 
B) cellular death 
C) cardiac death 
D) brain death 
A) functional death 
B) cellular death 
C) cardiac death 
D) brain death A

Question 4

What is a near-death experience in which individuals have a sense of passing into a foreign dimension?

Accepted Answer

A) autopsy 
B) autoscopy 
C) transcendence 
D) post-trauma 
A) autopsy 
B) autoscopy 
C) transcendence 
D) post-trauma

Question 5

One positive aspect of ____________________ programs is the medical and emotional care offered to both patients and family members or caregivers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One positive aspect of ____________________ programs is...

Question 6

What order applies mainly to the hospitalized or terminally ill, stating that you want to die naturally?

Accepted Answer

A) do-not-resuscitate 
B) conditional will 
C) healthcare proxy 
D) emergency instruction 
A) do-not-resuscitate 
B) conditional will 
C) healthcare proxy 
D) emergency instruction

Question 7

____________________ increases the risk of bone fractures.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ increases the risk of bone fractures....

Question 8

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-without a will

Accepted Answer

A) dementia 
B) anger 
C) subdromal hot flash 
D) death 
E) autoscopy
F)senesce
G)osteoporosis
H)denial
I)intestate
J)autopsy 
A) dementia 
B) anger 
C) subdromal hot flash 
D) death 
E) autoscopy
F)senesce
G)osteoporosis
H)denial
I)intestate
J)autopsy

Question 9

Outline the five stages of Kübler-Ross' emotional responses to death with a brief description of each stage.

Accepted Answer

•Denial ―rejecting the news of death
•An

Question 10

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-"why me?"

Accepted Answer

A) dementia 
B) anger 
C) subdromal hot flash 
D) death 
E) autoscopy
F)senesce
G)osteoporosis
H)denial
I)intestate
J)autopsy 
A) dementia 
B) anger 
C) subdromal hot flash 
D) death 
E) autoscopy
F)senesce
G)osteoporosis
H)denial
I)intestate
J)autopsy

Question 11

What type of death is confirmed by an electroencephalogram?

Accepted Answer

A) functional death 
B) cellular death 
C) cardiac death 
D) brain death 
A) functional death 
B) cellular death 
C) cardiac death 
D) brain death

Question 12

What is one normal change that occurs as one ages?

Accepted Answer

A) An increase in vaginal lubrication 
B) Less time needed to achieve an erection 
C) A decrease in sexual pleasure and desire 
D) Fewer contractions during orgasm 
A) An increase in vaginal lubrication 
B) Less time needed to achieve an erection 
C) A decrease in sexual pleasure and desire 
D) Fewer contractions during orgasm

Question 13

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-watching resuscitation attempts

Accepted Answer

A) dementia 
B) anger 
C) subdromal hot flash 
D) death 
E) autoscopy
F)senesce
G)osteoporosis
H)denial
I)intestate
J)autopsy 
A) dementia 
B) anger 
C) subdromal hot flash 
D) death 
E) autoscopy
F)senesce
G)osteoporosis
H)denial
I)intestate
J)autopsy

Question 14

Approximately ____ million people die in the United States each year.

Accepted Answer

A) 1.5 
B) 2.4 
C) 3.3 
D) 4.0 
A) 1.5 
B) 2.4 
C) 3.3 
D) 4.0

Question 15

List and describe the different categories of death.

Accepted Answer

•Functional death ―end of all vital func

Question 16

____________________ occurs when a health professional provides a patient with the means to end his or her life.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ occurs when a health professional provides...

Question 17

An individual realizes that death is a reality in which Kübler-Ross stage?

Accepted Answer

A) bargaining 
B) denial 
C) depression 
D) acceptance 
A) bargaining 
B) denial 
C) depression 
D) acceptance

Question 18

Which statement best describes organ transplants?

Accepted Answer

A) You can fill out an organ donor card once you turn 16. 
B) Concerns about disfigurement might play a role in the family's decision. 
C) Younger men and women have higher donation rates. 
D) Corneas cannot be donated. 
A) You can fill out an organ donor card once you turn 16. 
B) Concerns about disfigurement might play a role in the family's decision. 
C) Younger men and women have higher donation rates. 
D) Corneas cannot be donated.

Question 19

In what Kübler-Ross stage is an individual likely to negotiate with God to try and reverse or postpone death?

Accepted Answer

A) anger 
B) depression 
C) bargaining 
D) denial 
A) anger 
B) depression 
C) bargaining 
D) denial

Question 20

The most common nutrition disorder in older persons is:

Accepted Answer

A) osteoporosis 
B) constipation 
C) edema 
D) obesity 
A) osteoporosis 
B) constipation 
C) edema 
D) obesity

Identify the "Five Wishes" that help people prepare for medical crises.

Individuals who are awake yet unaware are in a:

The end of all vital functions, including heartbeat and respiration, is known as:

What is a near-death experience in which individuals have a sense of passing into a foreign dimension?

One positive aspect of ____________________ programs is the medical and emotional care offered to both patients and family members or caregivers.

What order applies mainly to the hospitalized or terminally ill, stating that you want to die naturally?

____________________ increases the risk of bone fractures.

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -without a will

Outline the five stages of Kübler-Ross' emotional responses to death with a brief description of each stage.

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -"why me?"

What type of death is confirmed by an electroencephalogram?

What is one normal change that occurs as one ages?

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -watching resuscitation attempts

Approximately ____ million people die in the United States each year.

List and describe the different categories of death.

____________________ occurs when a health professional provides a patient with the means to end his or her life.

An individual realizes that death is a reality in which Kübler-Ross stage?

Which statement best describes organ transplants?

In what Kübler-Ross stage is an individual likely to negotiate with God to try and reverse or postpone death?

The most common nutrition disorder in older persons is:

Your Invitation to a Healthy Future

Your Psychological and Spiritual Well-Being

Caring for Your Mind

Personal Stress Management

Social Health

Personal Nutrition

Managing Your Weight

The Joy of Fitness

Personal Sexuality

Reproductive Choices

Lowering Your Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections

Avoiding Addictions

Alcohol

Tobacco

Preventing Major Disease

Infectious Illnesses

Traditional and Nontraditional Health Care

Personal Safety

A Healthier Environment

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Exam 20: A Lifetime of Health

Identify the "Five Wishes" that help people prepare for medical crises.

Individuals who are awake yet unaware are in a:

The end of all vital functions, including heartbeat and respiration, is known as:

What is a near-death experience in which individuals have a sense of passing into a foreign dimension?

One positive aspect of ____________________ programs is the medical and emotional care offered to both patients and family members or caregivers.

What order applies mainly to the hospitalized or terminally ill, stating that you want to die naturally?

____________________ increases the risk of bone fractures.

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -without a will

Outline the five stages of Kübler-Ross' emotional responses to death with a brief description of each stage.

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -"why me?"

What type of death is confirmed by an electroencephalogram?

What is one normal change that occurs as one ages?

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -watching resuscitation attempts

Approximately ____ million people die in the United States each year.

List and describe the different categories of death.

____________________ occurs when a health professional provides a patient with the means to end his or her life.

An individual realizes that death is a reality in which Kübler-Ross stage?

Which statement best describes organ transplants?

In what Kübler-Ross stage is an individual likely to negotiate with God to try and reverse or postpone death?

The most common nutrition disorder in older persons is:

Your Invitation to a Healthy Future

Your Psychological and Spiritual Well-Being

Caring for Your Mind

Personal Stress Management

Social Health

Personal Nutrition

Managing Your Weight

The Joy of Fitness

Personal Sexuality

Reproductive Choices

Lowering Your Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections

Avoiding Addictions

Alcohol

Tobacco

Preventing Major Disease

Infectious Illnesses

Traditional and Nontraditional Health Care

Personal Safety

A Healthier Environment

Filters