MyPlate for older adults Visual depiction of suggested daily food intake specific for older adults Electrolytes Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, chloride & potassium Schizophrenia Liability When a nurse is legally and morally responsible for any actions taken. Higher than normal temperature Malpractice Failure to provide care that meets standards and leads to injury Food journal A method to track food intake and identify food eaten during a specific time period Gerontology The study of adults age 65 and older Living will Authoritarian This style of management is good in emergency situations Hospice care Holistic nursing Care for people as individuals and as a whole person Ethics The study of morals and values Nursing diagnosis A healthy lifestyle This includes exercise, eating a nutritionally balanced diet, and managing stress Slower pulse Normal sign of aging Omission When an ordered treatmenrt is intentially or unintentionally missed Advance directive Legal document signed by a competent adult regarding end- of-life care Medicaid Federally funded, state administered health insurance for low-income individuals Relocation stress syndrome The stress experienced when moving from one environment to another Terminal Restlessness Involuntary muscle twitching or jerks Depression A major mental health concern in older adults Intervention The nursing process A framework for providing nursing care Palliative care Specialized medical care of people with serious illness Democratic Transformational Lower blood pressure Health promotion Prevention of disease or complications from conditions that may already be present MDS A tool that helps to identify areas of concern for extended care residents Assessment The first step in the nursing process Medicare Federally funded health insurance for individuals aged 65 and older Care and comfort Vitamins and minerals Needed to maintain healthy tissue and normal function of nervous and cardiac systems MyPlate for older adults Visual depiction of suggested daily food intake specific for older adults Electrolytes Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, chloride & potassium Schizophrenia Liability When a nurse is legally and morally responsible for any actions taken. Higher than normal temperature Malpractice Failure to provide care that meets standards and leads to injury Food journal A method to track food intake and identify food eaten during a specific time period Gerontology The study of adults age 65 and older Living will Authoritarian This style of management is good in emergency situations Hospice care Holistic nursing Care for people as individuals and as a whole person Ethics The study of morals and values Nursing diagnosis A healthy lifestyle This includes exercise, eating a nutritionally balanced diet, and managing stress Slower pulse Normal sign of aging Omission When an ordered treatmenrt is intentially or unintentionally missed Advance directive Legal document signed by a competent adult regarding end- of-life care Medicaid Federally funded, state administered health insurance for low-income individuals Relocation stress syndrome The stress experienced when moving from one environment to another Terminal Restlessness Involuntary muscle twitching or jerks Depression A major mental health concern in older adults Intervention The nursing process A framework for providing nursing care Palliative care Specialized medical care of people with serious illness Democratic Transformational Lower blood pressure Health promotion Prevention of disease or complications from conditions that may already be present MDS A tool that helps to identify areas of concern for extended care residents Assessment The first step in the nursing process Medicare Federally funded health insurance for individuals aged 65 and older Care and comfort Vitamins and minerals Needed to maintain healthy tissue and normal function of nervous and cardiac systems
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Visual depiction of suggested daily food intake specific for older adults
Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, chloride & potassium
Schizophrenia
When a nurse is legally and morally responsible for any actions taken.
Higher than normal temperature
Failure to provide care that meets standards and leads to injury
A method to track food intake and identify food eaten during a specific time period
The study of adults age 65 and older
Living will
This style of management is good in emergency situations
Hospice care
Care for people as individuals and as a whole person
The study of morals and values
Nursing diagnosis
This includes exercise, eating a nutritionally balanced diet, and managing stress
Normal sign of aging
When an ordered treatmenrt is intentially or unintentionally missed
Legal document signed by a competent adult regarding end-of-life care
Federally funded, state administered health insurance for low-income individuals
The stress experienced when moving from one environment to another
Involuntary muscle twitching or jerks
A major mental health concern in older adults
Intervention
A framework for providing nursing care
Specialized medical care of people with serious illness
Democratic
Transformational
Lower blood pressure
Prevention of disease or complications from conditions that may already be present
A tool that helps to identify areas of concern for extended care residents
The first step in the nursing process
Federally funded health insurance for individuals aged 65 and older
Care and comfort
Needed to maintain healthy tissue and normal function of nervous and cardiac systems
