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What is the recommended duration of moderate-intensity aerobic activity for older adults per week?
2 hours and 30 minutes
Which activities are considered muscle-strengthening according to the guidelines for older adults?
Activities that work all major muscle groups at least 2 days a week
Why are activities to improve balance important for older adults?
They reduce the risk of falls
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of moderate-intensity aerobic activity for older adults?
Jumping jacks
What frequency is recommended for incorporating activities to improve balance for older adults?
2 to 3 times a week or incorporated in other exercises
Which of the following statements about Active Learning Guides is NOT true?
They serve as a test blueprint for the exam.
According to the instructions, when should students turn in the completed Active Learning Guide?
On Sunday by 11:59 PM.
What is the primary purpose of the Active Learning Guide in the context of Gerontological Nursing?
To help students focus on key concepts and apply knowledge.
How many earned points are possible for completing the Active Learning Guide?
5 points
What is the recommended sequence for using the Active Learning Guide?
Review the guide, engage with content, complete the guide.
Which of the following is NOT a critical element of a discharge plan for a patient at risk of falls?
Recommend the patient purchase a personal alarm system to wear at all times
What is the primary reason for involving the Rehabilitation discipline in the care of a patient at risk of falls?
To help limit further damage and shorten the patient's recovery time
Which of the following interdisciplinary team members would be LEAST likely to be involved in the care of a patient at risk of falls?
Social Worker
Which of the following environmental modifications is MOST likely to be implemented for a patient at risk of falls?
Placing a fall risk sign on the patient's door
Which of the following best describes the role of Home Care in the management of a patient at risk of falls?
Educating the patient and family on fall risk factors and prevention strategies
What is the recommended duration of exercise per day for extremely frail individuals?
60 minutes
What type of physical activity is recommended for individuals with arthritis or mobility limitations?
Yoga
Which of the following interventions should be encouraged and taught to an individual before beginning an exercise program?
All of the above
What is the second leading cause of hospitalization for older adults?
Hip fracture
Which of the following are intrinsic risk factors associated with falls?
All of the above
Which of the following recommendations is most appropriate for preventing falls in older adults based on the text?
Avoiding trip hazards like chords and throw rugs
What is a crucial aspect to consider when caring for an 88-year-old widow with pneumonia according to the case study?
Reviewing her vaccination history
What vital medication safety measure should be considered for the 88-year-old widow in the case study?
Reviewing and optimizing current prescription medications
What environmental adaptation could be beneficial for the 88-year-old widow living alone on the third floor of an apartment building?
Adding a stair lift for easier mobility
What preventive measure would be appropriate to discuss with the 88-year-old widow in relation to her apartment safety?
Installing grab bars in her apartment bathroom
What is the medical term for the drop in blood pressure that occurs after consuming a carbohydrate-rich meal?
Postprandial hypotension (PPH)
Which of the following is NOT a component of a post-fall assessment (PFA)?
Neurological assessment
Based on the video 'Charlie Brown Medley – Piano Guys', how many types of assistive devices were observed being used by the older individuals?
6
Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the causes of falls in the 'Elderly Fall Prevention' video?
Osteoporosis
According to the observations made in the 'Charlie Brown Medley – Piano Guys' video, what can be inferred about the older individuals' enjoyment of life?
They seemed to be enjoying life and were actively participating.
Based on the case study, which of the following is the most likely cause of the patient's falls?
Osteoarthritis affecting her hip and knee joints
Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate to prevent falls for this patient in the hospital setting?
Providing physical therapy to improve her gait and balance
In the context of gerontological nursing, which of the following is the primary concern when a patient exhibits a widened gait and holds onto furniture while ambulating?
Increased risk of falls and injury
Which of the following nursing interventions would be most appropriate to address the patient's bruises and scabs from falls?
Implementing a fall risk assessment tool and developing a care plan
In the context of an active learning guide for gerontological nursing, which of the following topics would be most relevant to include based on the case study?
Fall prevention strategies and risk assessment tools for older adults
Which of the following statements about the patient's social support system is accurate based on the case study?
She has a number of close friends and a niece who live nearby
In the context of course navigation, which of the following would be the most appropriate next step after completing an active learning guide on fall prevention in gerontological nursing?
Reviewing the module content on nursing interventions for osteoarthritis
Based on the reading focus areas in gerontological nursing, which of the following would be the least relevant to the case study presented?
Palliative care and end-of-life considerations
Which of the following statements about the patient's living situation is accurate based on the case study?
The case study does not provide information about her living situation
In the context of module content on fall prevention in gerontological nursing, which of the following topics would be most relevant to include based on the case study?
Interventions for improving mobility and balance in older adults with osteoarthritis
What distinguishes an active learning guide from a study guide or a test blueprint?
Focuses on key concepts and takeaways
What is the purpose of reviewing the active learning guide before engaging with module content?
To understand the content delivery
What should be done after working through the module content and completing the active learning guide?
Review the guide before the exam
What is the key function of an active learning guide in navigating course content?
Guides the student through course material
How does an active learning guide contribute to exam preparation according to the text?
Helps in understanding key concepts
According to the reading focus areas, which of the following is NOT mentioned as a key component in the text?
Nursing Diagnosis
What is the primary purpose of the Active Learning Guide in the context of Gerontological Nursing, according to the instructions?
To encourage active engagement with the course material
Which of the following statements about the Active Learning Guide is NOT true, according to the instructions?
The Active Learning Guide is meant to replace the course textbook
Which of the following reading focus areas would be LEAST relevant to the case study presented in the text?
Healthy People boxes
According to the instructions, when should students turn in the completed Active Learning Guide?
The instructions do not specify when the Active Learning Guide should be turned in
Which of the following statements about the Active Learning Guide is correct?
It serves as a formative assessment for reinforcing key concepts.
When preparing for an exam in a gerontological nursing course, which of the following strategies would be most effective?
Reviewing the Active Learning Guides and applying concepts to case studies.
In the context of content delivery for a gerontological nursing course, what is the primary purpose of the Active Learning Guide?
To facilitate self-paced learning and reinforce key concepts.
Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy when using the Active Learning Guide?
Completing the guide prior to engaging with the module content.
According to the reading focus areas in gerontological nursing, which of the following topics is LEAST likely to be covered in an Active Learning Guide?
Ethical considerations in end-of-life care decisions.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of an Active Learning Guide in a Gerontological Nursing course?
To facilitate active engagement with key concepts through guided questions and activities
Which of the following strategies is LEAST effective for enhancing content delivery in a Gerontological Nursing course?
Providing a comprehensive textbook that covers all course content in a linear, didactic manner
In the context of exam preparation for a Gerontological Nursing course, which of the following strategies would be MOST effective?
Practicing application of concepts through case studies and practice questions
Which of the following is NOT a recommended reading focus area for a Gerontological Nursing course?
Theories of child development and their implications for nursing practice
Which of the following strategies would be LEAST effective for promoting active learning in a Gerontological Nursing course?
Providing pre-recorded lectures for students to watch passively
In the context of an Active Learning Guide, what is the primary purpose of the 'Reading Focus Areas'?
To highlight key concepts and topics that will be emphasized in the module
Which of the following best describes the role of an Active Learning Guide in exam preparation?
It helps students identify and reinforce their understanding of key concepts
In the context of content delivery, which of the following is the LEAST effective use of an Active Learning Guide?
Presenting all course content exclusively through the Active Learning Guide
Which of the following is the MOST appropriate way to use an Active Learning Guide in a course?
As a supplementary resource to reinforce key concepts throughout the course
In the context of an Active Learning Guide, what is the primary purpose of including reflective questions or case studies?
To encourage higher-order thinking and practical application of concepts
What is the medical term for the drop in blood pressure that occurs after consuming a carbohydrate-rich meal?
Postprandial
What is a crucial aspect to consider when caring for an 88-year-old widow with pneumonia according to the case study?
Ensuring proper environmental adaptations
Which of the following interdisciplinary team members would be LEAST likely to be involved in the care of a patient at risk of falls?
Oncologist
What distinguishes an active learning guide from a study guide or a test blueprint?
Focus on hands-on learning experiences
Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of an active learning guide in the context of gerontological nursing?
To provide a structured framework for engaging with module content and reinforcing key concepts
In the context of using an active learning guide for exam preparation, which of the following strategies would be most effective?
Completing the active learning guide exercises after thoroughly reviewing the module content
Which of the following best describes the role of an active learning guide in the content delivery process?
To provide supplementary practice exercises and activities to reinforce understanding of key concepts
In the context of gerontological nursing, which of the following would be the most appropriate reading focus area to address using an active learning guide?
Fall prevention strategies and risk assessment
Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between an active learning guide and other course materials in the content delivery process?
The active learning guide serves as a supplementary tool to reinforce understanding after engaging with primary course content
Which of the following strategies would be most effective for using an active learning guide to reinforce key concepts in gerontological nursing?
Working through the active learning guide exercises in conjunction with reviewing module content
In the context of an active learning guide for gerontological nursing, which of the following would be the least relevant reading focus area to include based on the case study provided?
Pathophysiology and management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between an active learning guide and exam preparation in the context of gerontological nursing?
The active learning guide serves as a supplementary tool to reinforce understanding and application of key concepts
Which of the following statements accurately describes the role of an active learning guide in the overall learning process for gerontological nursing?
The active learning guide is a supplementary tool to reinforce understanding after engaging with primary course content
In the context of using an active learning guide for exam preparation in gerontological nursing, which of the following strategies would be least effective?
Memorizing the active learning guide content verbatim
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