A) | 1,100 | ||
B) | 11,000 | ||
C) | 500 | ||
D) | 59,000 |
A) | positive increase in strength. | ||
B) | improved function. | ||
C) | muscle composition and structure. | ||
D) | improved well-being. |
A) | functional health and well-being. | ||
B) | lifespan outcomes. | ||
C) | mobility and gait. | ||
D) | comprehension and reading. |
A) | Stability | ||
B) | Modification | ||
C) | Age | ||
D) | Medication |
A) | evaluate patients throughout their lifespan. | ||
B) | prevent aging. | ||
C) | design anti-aging plans. | ||
D) | understand how aging works. |
A) | 10 to 18 years of age | ||
B) | 65 to 74 years of age | ||
C) | 85 years of age and older | ||
D) | 75 to 84 yeara of age |
A) | Age factors | ||
B) | Modifiable lifestyle risks | ||
C) | Factors of wealth | ||
D) | Measurable lifestyle ratings factors |
A) | Disease management | ||
B) | Buying supplies | ||
C) | Cures | ||
D) | Vaccinations |
A) | annual exams. | ||
B) | preventive care. | ||
C) | pharmaceutical protocols. | ||
D) | social determinants of health. |
A) | preventive care. | ||
B) | activities of annual living. | ||
C) | maintenance health. | ||
D) | activities of daily living. |
A) | EKG | ||
B) | CT | ||
C) | EMR | ||
D) | PhD |
A) | activities of daily living. | ||
B) | independence levels. | ||
C) | creative assessment. | ||
D) | fall risk. |
A) | cognitive impairment/dementia. | ||
B) | PT/OT assessment. | ||
C) | socioeconomic domains. | ||
D) | pain threshold. |
A) | all physical changes experienced throughout life. | ||
B) | a few physical changes that are experienced during middle life. | ||
C) | physical and emotional changes that can be both positive and negative. | ||
D) | unrealized changes due to aging. |
A) | health behaviors. | ||
B) | blood type. | ||
C) | nutritional value. | ||
D) | longevity meter. |
A) | believing they are fortunate. | ||
B) | expressing negative attitudes about aging. | ||
C) | experiencing a positive attitude about aging. | ||
D) | minimizing multimorbidity and polypharmacy. |
A) | Age stereotypes and self-perception of aging | ||
B) | Self-perception of aging and narcissistic views | ||
C) | Age stereotypes and age assimilation | ||
D) | Age stereotypes and age minimalism |
A) | Time of day | ||
B) | Age of the hospital | ||
C) | Setting | ||
D) | Transportation method |
A) | ageist language. | ||
B) | kind language. | ||
C) | quiet language. | ||
D) | culturally competent language. |
A) | modifiable lifestyle risk factors. | ||
B) | cures for all dementias. | ||
C) | personal history. | ||
D) | social engagement. |
A) | dehydration. | ||
B) | exercise. | ||
C) | good sleep hygiene. | ||
D) | preventive care. |
A) | losing ability to perform activities of daily living. | ||
B) | developing capacity for communication. | ||
C) | increasing opportunities to perform. | ||
D) | being able to run a marathon. |
A) | siloed approach toward health care. | ||
B) | unique perspective. | ||
C) | individualized approach. | ||
D) | integrated care approach. |
A) | Prescription | ||
B) | PT/OT | ||
C) | Assessment | ||
D) | Assumption |
A) | physical health. | ||
B) | psychological health. | ||
C) | social well-being. | ||
D) | All of the above |