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Anyone who provides care
Only aides and nurses;
Only Physicians
Only family members
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All Dead and Living
Association of Drugs and Licensing
Activities of Daily Living
Actions Dumb and Low
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Instruments Associated with D and L
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living
In All Diseases and Life
Nothing – it’s a trick question
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To get revenge on those older than you
To improve the quality of someone's life
To have a job and make money
To make beds professionally
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Population in the area
Technology available in the area
Culture
Population, technology and culture all have an effect
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Personal Care and social activities
Feeding, personal care and social activities
Social activities and bathing
Personal care, feeding and bathing
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Cleaning, cooking, shopping and social activities
Cooking, shopping and bathing
Shopping, cooking and feeding
All the options that are listed in this question
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Aristotle’s time (300 BCE)
By the Romans (400 AD) and Chinese (50 AD)
The Industrial Revolution (1870’s)
Last century (1900's)
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All healthcare is regulated in most countries
Only some healthcare is regulated in most countries
Healthcare regulations are always optional
Healthcare regulations are only suggestions which need not be followed
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Do good and heal
Love your neighbour as yourself
Do no harm
Do as you are told to do
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Those over 40 years of age
Those over 60 years of age
Those over 80 years of age
The term Aged depends on health, wealth and other factors
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Develop health disorders and conditions
Fall
Have children
Develop health disorders and conditions and fall
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Becomes thinner
Becomes thicker
Doesn't change
Becomes less wrinkled
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More
Less
Doesn’t matter because the aged are less sensitive
Doesn’t matter because they will tell us if we are wrong.
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Cleaning his ears
Speak slowly and distinctly
Speak more loudly
Tell him to pay attention to what you are saying
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It slows muscle atrophy (shrinkage)
It increases balance
It helps with breathing
It slows muscle atrophy and increases balance and helps with breathing
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Poor appetite
Dehydration
Heart disease
Poor appetite, dehydration and heart disease
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Dementia
UTI (Urinary Tract Infection
Prostate trouble
Cancer
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Stroke
Someone told him to behave himself
Someone threatened him
Diabetes
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Our bodies become slower
Our taste buds improve
Our eyes can see better
We stop having sex
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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Get a good night's sleep
Learn the material
Eat well
Get a copy of the test style in advance
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Physiological, physiological and behavioral processes
Memorization of facts and figures
Ability to properly express and opinion
Research and practice
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Short term and long term
Conscious and unconscious
Analytical and emotional
Analytical and visceral
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During sleep
During study
During memorization repititions
Randomly
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Artificial methods of determining knowledge
Poor at predicting actual knowledge
Generally have little value
Another way that colleges can make money
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Study
Data banks
Our brains
Our senses
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Converts useful information into memories
Converts all information into memories
Records all data for later recall
Records everything on the brain's hard drive
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Find unused neurons for recording
Create new neurons and neural pathways
Remove less used information to make space for new information
Be sleeping
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Repairs; creates memories
Creates memories, repairs
There is no order. each person is different
There is no order. It depends on what happened during the day.
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Short-term; long-term
Long-term; short-term
It depends on your learning style
Impossible to determine
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Time of day
Certain foods
Darkness
Alcohol
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Good to help discipline the mind
Good because it increases digestion efficiency
Not good because hunger is not nice
Not good because it deprives the brain of necessary energy
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Increase learning because you'll fall asleep faster
Increase learning because they have learning chemicals
Decrease learning because they have "stupid" chemicals
Decrease learning because they must be removed before the brain can spend energy/time to create long term memories.
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Experience or by study
Only through experience
Only by study
Usually by accident
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Interests us
We have to learn as part of the curriculum
We have to learn for a reward
Make us money
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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Posture, mobility, balance and coordination
Muscles, skeleton, motion and gravity
Eye-hand coordination when transferring a client
A good self body image and self esteem
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Posture, joint mobility balance and coordination
Gravity and air
Muscles and gravity
Shoes and levers
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15%
25%
50%
85%
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Keeping the centre of gravity low
Keeping your back straight
Bend at knees and hips
Low centre, straight back and bend with knees and hips
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Keep your feet close together
Keep your feet apart
Keep your knees and hips locked
Turn with the lower back
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Leg muscles
Arm muscles
Back muscles
Hand muscles
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Check your shoe laces, the floor and the client
Check the halls for visitors that might hear screams if the client falls
If you have a sore back, deal with it after the lift (the job comes first)
Only if the client is heavy, prepare a transfer belt
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