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Module: Introduction to CareWho are caregivers?

Module: Introduction to CareADL means:

Module: Introduction to CareIADL means:

Module: Introduction to CareThe primary goal of caregiving is:

Module: Introduction to CareFactors that affect the quality of healthcare include:

Module: Introduction to CareADL includes:

Module: Introduction to CareIADL includes:

Module: Health Care SystemsMedical education was first accredited in:

Module: Health Care SystemsWhich is correct?

Module: Health Care SystemsThe first principle of health care is:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyWho are the aged?

Module: Introduction to GerontologyThe older we become, the more likely we are to

Module: Introduction to GerontologyAs we age, our skin

Module: Introduction to GerontologyCaregivers need to be _______________ careful with older clients:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyIf a client is having trouble understanding you, first try:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyExercise is important for the elderly because:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyPoor dental hygiene (mouth and teeth care) can lead to:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyIf an elderly woman suddenly becomes confused, it might be useful to have her examined for:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyA usually angry elderly man has suddenly become quiet and often apologetic. What might have caused the change?

Module: Introduction to GerontologyWhich of the following is most correct? As we age:

Module: Introduction to GerontologyDementia strikes slowly while delirium can strike quickly.

Module: Introduction to GerontologySudden confusion in an elderly client may be a sign of dementia.

Module: Introduction to GerontologyDelirium in the elderly is always accompanied by fever.

Module: Learning and Test Taking The first step to successful test taking is:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Learning requires:

Module: Learning and Test Taking For learning, the two types of memories are:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Long term memories are created:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Graded tests of our knowledge are:

Module: Learning and Test Taking We obtain data from the external world through:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Our brains receive data, transform it into information, determines what is useful and:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Learning requires the brain to:

Module: Learning and Test Taking During sleep, the brain first __________ and then _____________.

Module: Learning and Test Taking If you study all night for a test the next morning you probably have created __________ memories but not ____________ memories

Module: Learning and Test Taking The sleep hormone, melatonin, is triggered by:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Reducing food intake (dieting) before tests is:

Module: Learning and Test Taking Alcohol or sleeping pills before sleep will:

Module: Learning and Test Taking We learn by:

Module: Learning and Test Taking We learn best when we are studying something that:

Module: Learning and Test Taking A routine time for study assists the brain in understanding that study and learning time is to begin.

Module: Learning and Test Taking It is impossible to study too much at one time.

Module: Learning and Test Taking Before a test, it usually helps to know what kind of questions will be asked.

Module: Learning and Test Taking Reading the whole test before beginning to answer is a bad use of time.

Module: Learning and Test Taking The best test taking key is to be prepared.

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsBody Mechanics refers to the interrelationships between:

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsThe forces that work on our bodies in motion include:

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsThe percentage of people that have never experienced back or neck pain is:

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsMaking a stable centre of gravity means:

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsMaintaining a wide base of support means:

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsWhen possible, it is preferable to use:

Module: Body Mechanics and LiftsBefore a lift:

Module: Learning and Test Taking During sleep, the brain first and then ___.

Module: Learning and Test Taking If you study all night for a test the next morning you probably have created memories but not __ memories