Exam 21: Older Adult Health

A nurse is planning the home care requirements for Mrs. Johal, who had a cerebral vascular accident (CVA) and has lost the use of her left arm. Mr. Johal, 69 years old, still runs his family business with other relatives. What level of support would be appropriate for Mrs. Johal to ensure aging-in-place? Select all that apply.

Which of the following conditions is the most common in the older adult population?

Which one of the following represents one of the eight domains of age-friendly communities?

Which of the following statements are true of age friendly communities? Select all that apply.

Although many older adults are aware of Canada's Food Guide, food choices are related to health status and functional ability. List the factors that contribute to inappropriate food choices. Discuss what the CHN can discuss as part of a nutritional assessment.

Which of the following statements is true about immigrant seniors and their health?

Which of the following represents an official language minority?

Which of the following is an immunization that should be recommended for older adults on a yearly basis?

Jake Chrisoff, 70 years old, has Alzheimer's and his wife, Barbara, is his main caregiver. A nurse is doing a home visit to assess the situation. What comment by the nurse demonstrates preservation of Jake's personhood?

Jake Chrisoff, 70 years old, has Alzheimer's and his wife, Barbara, is his main caregiver. A nurse is doing a home visit to assess the situation. The nurse explains to Barbara the importance of :aging-in-place. What example illustrates this tenet?

Which of the following is an example of an innovative practice in health care for Indigenous older adults?

What are some issues that represent challenges and opportunities for improvement with aged care?

Which Canadian region has the highest percentage of people 65 years and older?

Which continent has the largest proportion of older adults?

Jake Chrisoff, 70 years old, has Alzheimer's and his wife, Barbara, is his main caregiver. A nurse is doing a home visit to assess the situation. Barbara shares with the nurse that she is feeling housebound because she doesn't drive. What would be an appropriate strategy for the nurse to suggest that is consistent with an age-friendly community?

What proportion of the world's population will be composed of older people by 2036?

What percentage of older adults live in institutions?

Discuss why social isolation is a significant problem among older adults and what CHNs can do about this issue.

Approximately what percentage of older adults have Alzheimer's Disease?

What is the correct term used to describe stereotyping those that are simply older in age?