Question 1

A(n) ____________________ DNR specifies an individual's wish not to be resuscitated at home.

Accepted Answer

non-hospit

Question 2

What is the second leading cause of death for women aged 20-24?

Accepted Answer

A) unintentional injury 
B) suicide 
C) homicide 
D) cancer 
A) unintentional injury 
B) suicide 
C) homicide 
D) cancer

Question 3

A detailed examination of a body after death is called a(n)

Accepted Answer

A) physical exam 
B) autonomy 
C) autoscopy 
D) autopsy 
A) physical exam 
B) autonomy 
C) autoscopy 
D) autopsy

Question 4

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-death of egg cells

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 5

In what Kübler-Ross stage would a person question and have strong feelings of resentment about a terminal diagnosis?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 6

Identify reasons why the number of reported near-death experiences have increased, and discuss two types of these near-death experiences.

Accepted Answer

•Near-death experiences ―have increased

Question 7

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-"no, not 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 8

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-when the heart stops

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

What is thought to play a role in causing near-death experiences?

Accepted Answer

A) radiation 
B) lack of oxygen 
C) muscle spasms 
D) increased visual acuity 
A) radiation 
B) lack of oxygen 
C) muscle spasms 
D) increased visual acuity

Question 10

By 2030, what percentage of the American population will be over age 65?

Accepted Answer

A) 5% 
B) 10% 
C) 15% 
D) 20% 
A) 5% 
B) 10% 
C) 15% 
D) 20%

Question 11

A(n) ____________________ document helps the aged, the seriously ill, their loved ones, and caregivers prepare for medical crises.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ document helps the aged, the...

Question 12

Which factor is perhaps the most critical to living long and well?

Accepted Answer

A) retiring early 
B) not smoking 
C) being married 
D) avoiding alcohol 
A) retiring early 
B) not smoking 
C) being married 
D) avoiding alcohol

Question 13

One of the main factors leading to suicide is ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One of the main factors leading to...

Question 14

A state of total unconsciousness is called:

Accepted Answer

A) a vegetative state 
B) hypnosis 
C) a coma 
D) relaxation 
A) a vegetative state 
B) hypnosis 
C) a coma 
D) relaxation

Question 15

Osteoporosis:

Accepted Answer

A) begins in old age 
B) occurs frequently in men 
C) is reversible 
D) is an acute disease 
A) begins in old age 
B) occurs frequently in men 
C) is reversible 
D) is an acute disease

Question 16

Who is a typical hospice team member?

Accepted Answer

A) lawyer 
B) dentist 
C) chaplain 
D) doula 
A) lawyer 
B) dentist 
C) chaplain 
D) doula

Question 17

What is the leading cause of death among men aged 20-24?

Accepted Answer

A) unintentional injury 
B) homicide 
C) suicide 
D) cancer 
A) unintentional injury 
B) homicide 
C) suicide 
D) cancer

Question 18

Match the items below with the most appropriate description.
-loss of mental capabilities

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 19

Which statement is true concerning living wills?

Accepted Answer

A) Living wills are least effective when they focus on goals and priorities. 
B) Living wills are not considered legally binding. 
C) Living wills provide instructions for the use or nonuse of life-sustaining procedures. 
D) Living wills should be kept in a secure place like a safe deposit box. 
A) Living wills are least effective when they focus on goals and priorities. 
B) Living wills are not considered legally binding. 
C) Living wills provide instructions for the use or nonuse of life-sustaining procedures. 
D) Living wills should be kept in a secure place like a safe deposit box.

Question 20

Discuss the effects that grieving can have on one's health.Identify what one can do to effectively cope with grief.

Accepted Answer

•Health ―changes in respiratory, hormona

A(n) ____________________ DNR specifies an individual's wish not to be resuscitated at home.

What is the second leading cause of death for women aged 20-24?

A detailed examination of a body after death is called a(n)

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -death of egg cells

In what Kübler-Ross stage would a person question and have strong feelings of resentment about a terminal diagnosis?

Identify reasons why the number of reported near-death experiences have increased, and discuss two types of these near-death experiences.

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -"no, not me."

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -when the heart stops

What is thought to play a role in causing near-death experiences?

By 2030, what percentage of the American population will be over age 65?

A(n) ____________________ document helps the aged, the seriously ill, their loved ones, and caregivers prepare for medical crises.

Which factor is perhaps the most critical to living long and well?

One of the main factors leading to suicide is ____________________.

A state of total unconsciousness is called:

Osteoporosis:

Who is a typical hospice team member?

What is the leading cause of death among men aged 20-24?

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -loss of mental capabilities

Which statement is true concerning living wills?

Discuss the effects that grieving can have on one's health.Identify what one can do to effectively cope with grief.

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

A(n) ____________________ DNR specifies an individual's wish not to be resuscitated at home.

What is the second leading cause of death for women aged 20-24?

A detailed examination of a body after death is called a(n)

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -death of egg cells

In what Kübler-Ross stage would a person question and have strong feelings of resentment about a terminal diagnosis?

Identify reasons why the number of reported near-death experiences have increased, and discuss two types of these near-death experiences.

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -"no, not me."

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -when the heart stops

What is thought to play a role in causing near-death experiences?

By 2030, what percentage of the American population will be over age 65?

A(n) ____________________ document helps the aged, the seriously ill, their loved ones, and caregivers prepare for medical crises.

Which factor is perhaps the most critical to living long and well?

One of the main factors leading to suicide is ____________________.

A state of total unconsciousness is called:

Osteoporosis:

Who is a typical hospice team member?

What is the leading cause of death among men aged 20-24?

Match the items below with the most appropriate description. -loss of mental capabilities

Which statement is true concerning living wills?

Discuss the effects that grieving can have on one's health.Identify what one can do to effectively cope with grief.

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