AgeismAn emotionaldislike orprejudiceagainst olderadults becauseof their age.LivingwillThis legal documentis an advancedirective thatspecifies how aperson would like todie, usuallynaturally.CaregiverstressExcessive strainon the caregiverthat can lead toneglect or abuse ifnot relieved.MandatedreporterA personrequired by lawto report asuspicion orsigns of abuseMedicationlistA list of prescribedand OTC drugsthat a patient istaking. What canthis list help toprevent?RadialpulseEasiest pulsepoint for anolder patient tolocate whenchecking theirown pulseAgediscriminationTreating olderadults differently orrefusing servicesor resourcessimply because oftheir age.MostaccuratepatientidentifierImmunologictheoryThis theory ofaging states thataging is linked to adecline in theimmune system.Loss of sight is thegreatest factor thatcontributes to therisk of accidentslike this.Annual exam tocheck forcataracts,glaucoma, or othervision problemsrelated to aging.Gero-pharmacologyThe scienceof howmedicationsaffect olderadultsNonadherenceNoncompliance, orrefusing to follow atreatment plan evenafter education andresources havebeen provided.Free!A reactivationof the herpeszoster virus thatcauses painfulrashes in olderadultsThis procedure,recommendedevery 10 years, isconsidered themost accurate wayto screen forcolorectal cancer.AdvancedirectiveA legaldocument thatstates the levelof and type ofhealth care thata patient wants.EmotionalabuseWear &TearTheoryThe theory thataging occursbecause the bodybreaks down due tointernal andexternal stressors12.8%Percentage of olderAmericans living inpoverty in 2019 (p.9 in book) Whatsource of incomedo they rely on?Adults who wearthese still needannual dentalexams and musttake precautionsagainst choking.MedicalinterpreterThis is arequirement if apatient doesnot speaknurse's nativelanguagePolypharmacyTaking moremedicationsthan isclinicallyindicatedA device thatallows patientswith aphasia(difficulty withlanguage) to maketheir needs known.Severeheadache,vomiting,chest painSome of thesigns/symptomsthat requireimmediate medicalattention. What aresome otherexamples?A bracelet that isinscribed with apatient's medicalinformation, such asallergies, high alertmedications, ormedical conditions.AssistedlivingLiving center for olderadults who are relativelyindependent and seekingassistance with dailyactivities likehousekeeping, medicationmanagement, or mealservice.MedicareBOptional part ofMedicare thatcovers 80% ofoutpatient servicesafter deductible ismet.Reading nutritionlabels can helppatients reduce theamount of thisnutrient in their diet.Which disordersrequire monitoring ofsodiium intake?FinancialabuseA home healthnurse borrows theirolder client's creditcard without tellingthem. What is thisan example of?NursinghomeA residential facilityfor older adults whoneed extensivepersonal care andassistance fromskilled nurses.MedicareAPart of Medicarethat coversinpatienthospitalization andskilled nursingafterhospitalizationInfluenzaCommunicablerespiratorydisease thatrequires annualvaccination inthe fallClouding ofthe lens ofthe eye,known ascataractsRespiteServices thatgive thecaregiver abreak fromcaregiving.Examples?InstitutionalabuseAbuse or violationof rights that takeplace in nursinghomes or otherhealth carefacilities.Examples?It is recommendedthat older adults dothis for 30 minutes 3-5 x per week tomaintain health andprevent disease.The vaccine for thisinflammatory lungcondition includes 2immunizations given1 year apart(pneumonia)MaculardegenerationCommon eyedisorder in olderadults that causesdamage to themacula, leading toloss of centralvisionBonedensityexamScreening examto detect boneloss,recommendedfor women satage 65.AgeismAn emotionaldislike orprejudiceagainst olderadults becauseof their age.LivingwillThis legal documentis an advancedirective thatspecifies how aperson would like todie, usuallynaturally.CaregiverstressExcessive strainon the caregiverthat can lead toneglect or abuse ifnot relieved.MandatedreporterA personrequired by lawto report asuspicion orsigns of abuseMedicationlistA list of prescribedand OTC drugsthat a patient istaking. What canthis list help toprevent?RadialpulseEasiest pulsepoint for anolder patient tolocate whenchecking theirown pulseAgediscriminationTreating olderadults differently orrefusing servicesor resourcessimply because oftheir age.MostaccuratepatientidentifierImmunologictheoryThis theory ofaging states thataging is linked to adecline in theimmune system.Loss of sight is thegreatest factor thatcontributes to therisk of accidentslike this.Annual exam tocheck forcataracts,glaucoma, or othervision problemsrelated to aging.Gero-pharmacologyThe scienceof howmedicationsaffect olderadultsNonadherenceNoncompliance, orrefusing to follow atreatment plan evenafter education andresources havebeen provided.Free!A reactivationof the herpeszoster virus thatcauses painfulrashes in olderadultsThis procedure,recommendedevery 10 years, isconsidered themost accurate wayto screen forcolorectal cancer.AdvancedirectiveA legaldocument thatstates the levelof and type ofhealth care thata patient wants.EmotionalabuseWear &TearTheoryThe theory thataging occursbecause the bodybreaks down due tointernal andexternal stressors12.8%Percentage of olderAmericans living inpoverty in 2019 (p.9 in book) Whatsource of incomedo they rely on?Adults who wearthese still needannual dentalexams and musttake precautionsagainst choking.MedicalinterpreterThis is arequirement if apatient doesnot speaknurse's nativelanguagePolypharmacyTaking moremedicationsthan isclinicallyindicatedA device thatallows patientswith aphasia(difficulty withlanguage) to maketheir needs known.Severeheadache,vomiting,chest painSome of thesigns/symptomsthat requireimmediate medicalattention. What aresome otherexamples?A bracelet that isinscribed with apatient's medicalinformation, such asallergies, high alertmedications, ormedical conditions.AssistedlivingLiving center for olderadults who are relativelyindependent and seekingassistance with dailyactivities likehousekeeping, medicationmanagement, or mealservice.MedicareBOptional part ofMedicare thatcovers 80% ofoutpatient servicesafter deductible ismet.Reading nutritionlabels can helppatients reduce theamount of thisnutrient in their diet.Which disordersrequire monitoring ofsodiium intake?FinancialabuseA home healthnurse borrows theirolder client's creditcard without tellingthem. What is thisan example of?NursinghomeA residential facilityfor older adults whoneed extensivepersonal care andassistance fromskilled nurses.MedicareAPart of Medicarethat coversinpatienthospitalization andskilled nursingafterhospitalizationInfluenzaCommunicablerespiratorydisease thatrequires annualvaccination inthe fallClouding ofthe lens ofthe eye,known ascataractsRespiteServices thatgive thecaregiver abreak fromcaregiving.Examples?InstitutionalabuseAbuse or violationof rights that takeplace in nursinghomes or otherhealth carefacilities.Examples?It is recommendedthat older adults dothis for 30 minutes 3-5 x per week tomaintain health andprevent disease.The vaccine for thisinflammatory lungcondition includes 2immunizations given1 year apart(pneumonia)MaculardegenerationCommon eyedisorder in olderadults that causesdamage to themacula, leading toloss of centralvisionBonedensityexamScreening examto detect boneloss,recommendedfor women satage 65.

PNR108 Exam 1 Review - July 2023 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. An emotional dislike or prejudice against older adults because of their age.
    Ageism
  2. This legal document is an advance directive that specifies how a person would like to die, usually naturally.
    Living will
  3. Excessive strain on the caregiver that can lead to neglect or abuse if not relieved.
    Caregiver stress
  4. A person required by law to report a suspicion or signs of abuse
    Mandated reporter
  5. A list of prescribed and OTC drugs that a patient is taking. What can this list help to prevent?
    Medication list
  6. Easiest pulse point for an older patient to locate when checking their own pulse
    Radial pulse
  7. Treating older adults differently or refusing services or resources simply because of their age.
    Age discrimination
  8. Most accurate patient identifier
  9. This theory of aging states that aging is linked to a decline in the immune system.
    Immunologic theory
  10. Loss of sight is the greatest factor that contributes to the risk of accidents like this.
  11. Annual exam to check for cataracts, glaucoma, or other vision problems related to aging.
  12. The science of how medications affect older adults
    Gero-pharmacology
  13. Noncompliance, or refusing to follow a treatment plan even after education and resources have been provided.
    Nonadherence
  14. Free!
  15. A reactivation of the herpes zoster virus that causes painful rashes in older adults
  16. This procedure, recommended every 10 years, is considered the most accurate way to screen for colorectal cancer.
  17. A legal document that states the level of and type of health care that a patient wants.
    Advance directive
  18. Emotional abuse
  19. The theory that aging occurs because the body breaks down due to internal and external stressors
    Wear & Tear Theory
  20. Percentage of older Americans living in poverty in 2019 (p. 9 in book) What source of income do they rely on?
    12.8%
  21. Adults who wear these still need annual dental exams and must take precautions against choking.
  22. This is a requirement if a patient does not speak nurse's native language
    Medical interpreter
  23. Taking more medications than is clinically indicated
    Polypharmacy
  24. A device that allows patients with aphasia (difficulty with language) to make their needs known.
  25. Some of the signs/symptoms that require immediate medical attention. What are some other examples?
    Severe headache, vomiting, chest pain
  26. A bracelet that is inscribed with a patient's medical information, such as allergies, high alert medications, or medical conditions.
  27. Living center for older adults who are relatively independent and seeking assistance with daily activities like housekeeping, medication management, or meal service.
    Assisted living
  28. Optional part of Medicare that covers 80% of outpatient services after deductible is met.
    Medicare B
  29. Reading nutrition labels can help patients reduce the amount of this nutrient in their diet. Which disorders require monitoring of sodiium intake?
  30. A home health nurse borrows their older client's credit card without telling them. What is this an example of?
    Financial abuse
  31. A residential facility for older adults who need extensive personal care and assistance from skilled nurses.
    Nursing home
  32. Part of Medicare that covers inpatient hospitalization and skilled nursing after hospitalization
    Medicare A
  33. Communicable respiratory disease that requires annual vaccination in the fall
    Influenza
  34. Clouding of the lens of the eye, known as cataracts
  35. Services that give the caregiver a break from caregiving. Examples?
    Respite
  36. Abuse or violation of rights that take place in nursing homes or other health care facilities. Examples?
    Institutional abuse
  37. It is recommended that older adults do this for 30 minutes 3-5 x per week to maintain health and prevent disease.
  38. The vaccine for this inflammatory lung condition includes 2 immunizations given 1 year apart (pneumonia)
  39. Common eye disorder in older adults that causes damage to the macula, leading to loss of central vision
    Macular degeneration
  40. Screening exam to detect bone loss, recommended for women sat age 65.
    Bone density exam