Elderly Care Quiz

What does ADL stand for in the context of elderly care?

• Activities of Daily Living

• Advanced Daily Lessons

• Annual Development List

• Adaptive Daily Logistics

Which condition is described as the most common form of dementia?

• Alzheimer's

• Cataracts

• Osteoporosis

• Sundowners

What is ageism primarily associated with?

• Discrimination based on age

• A clouding of the lens of the eye

• A deficiency in bone density

• A stage of life involving grief

What does the term 'Sundowners' refer to?

• A group of symptoms occurring at sunset in people with dementia

• A stage of life where individuals feel accomplished

• A deficiency causing brittle bones

• A facility providing end-of-life care

What is the primary role of a hospice facility?

• To provide end-of-life care and support

• To assist with daily living activities

• To treat age-related eye conditions

• To manage bone health in the elderly

What is the purpose of creating a will?

• To determine the educational institution for children

• To record personal memories and achievements

• To determine the division of the assets of the deceased

• To register a new business entity

What happens if a person dies without completing a will?

• The assets are distributed according to the deceased's verbal wishes

• The state will make the decisions regarding the division of assets

• The assets are automatically donated to charity

• The assets are held indefinitely until a will is produced

What is Erikson's Stage for the Elderly?

• Identity vs Role Confusion

• integrity vs despair

• Trust vs Mistrust

• Generativity or Stagnation

During Erikson's stage of integrity vs. despair, individuals are primarily focused on

• Forming new relationships

• achieving career success

• Making peace with their life choice

• Building a sense of independence

The older you get, the fewer hours of sleep you need.

• True

• False