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Understanding the Resident and the Older Person

Ch. 6 and Ch. 8

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Body LanguageMessages sent through facial expressions, gestures, posture, hand and body movements, gait, eye contact and appearance
Comatosebeing unable able to respind to verbal stimuli
Culturecharacteristics of a group of people- language, values, beliefs, habits, likes, dislikes , customs- passed on from one generation to the next
Disibiltyany loss, absent , or impaired physical or mental function
Esteemthe worth, value or opinion one has of a person q
Holisma concept that considers the whole person; ewhole oerson has physical, social, psychological and spiritual parts that are woven together and cannot be seperated
NeedSomething necessary or desired for maintaining life and mental well-being
Nonverbal Communicationcomminucation that does not use words
Paraphrasingrestating the persons meesage in your own words
Religionspiritual beliefs, needs and practices
Self-Actualizationexperiancing ones potential
Self-Esteemthinking well of oneself and seeing oneself as useful and having value
Verbal CommunicationCommunication that uses written or spoken words
Developmentchsnges in mental, emotional and social function
Developmental TaskA skill that must be completed during a stage of development
Dysphagiadifficulty swallowing
Dyspneadifficulty, laobared or painful breathing
Geriatricsthe care of aging people
GerontologyThe study of the aging process
Growththe physical changes that are measured and occur in a steady, orderly manner
Menopausewhen menstration stops
Oldpersons between 75 and 84 years old
Old-Oldpersons between 85 and older
Presbyopiaage related farsightedness- difficulty seeing objects up close
Young-Oldpersons between 65 and 74 years of age



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