Exam Preview for 3660: Person: Who Are We Helping To Age In Place F

Person: Who Are We Helping To Age In Place

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1. The following term is commonly used to describe international trends for the aging population: Geriatrics The Aged Silver Tsunami Old Folks
2. According to current aging statistics, what percentage of Americans are considered elderly? 14.5% 20% 35% 10%
3. Age-related sensory changes include: Taste Vision Hearing All of the above
4. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Fluid Intelligence? Capacity to learn new information Reasoning and problem-solving for which familiar solutions are not evident More rapid decline after age 60 Operative throughout the lifespan
5. Which of the following is a typical characteristic of Age-Associated Memory Impairment (AAMI)? Memory loss Word-finding difficulty Slower speed of recall Permanent impairment
6. When considering Lifestyle Habits and their impact on older adults, which of the following is TRUE? Can increase ease and efficiency with daily tasks Are always positive Can be easy to change when completing an activity in a familiar environment Are always solitary regardless of the occupation
7. On average, how many older adults have at least 1 chronic condition? 2 out of 6 3 out of 5 4 out of 5 5 out of 8
8. Which of the following can often be a secondary chronic condition that may complicate an older adults ability to age in place? Cognition Pain Mobility All of the above
9. When working with an older adult who wishes to age in place, which of the following is a best practice strategy? Prioritize what is important to patient/client Use your expertise to tell the patient what to do Do not consider disease related conditions Organize your intervention based on reimbursement
10. What statement best describes the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM)? Designed for physical therapist to administer Assessment that focuses on the client Assessment that focuses on disease Reduces the need for dialogue between patient and therapist