Late and Very Late Adulthood Puzzle

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Across
  1. 2. A progressive neurological disease causing memory loss and cognitive decline.
  2. 5. WILL AND TESTAMENT A legal document outlining how a person's assets and estate should be distributed after death.
  3. 6. Compassionate end-of-life care focused on comfort and quality of life for terminally ill individuals.
  4. 9. ELDERLY Vulnerable older adults who have physical or mental impairments and require substantial assistance.
  5. 10. CARE Extended medical and personal care services for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities.
  6. 11. A federal health insurance program primarily for individuals aged 65 and older.
  7. 12. The transition out of the active workforce, usually occurring in later adulthood.
  8. 13. POWER OF ATTORNEY A legal designation granting a trusted person authority to make decisions on one's behalf.
  9. 17. A regular payment made during retirement from an investment fund contributed to during working years.
  10. 18. A legal medical order instructing healthcare providers not to attempt CPR if breathing or heart stops.
  11. 19. A theory suggesting aging involves a gradual withdrawal from social roles and relationships.
  12. 22. Older adults typically aged 75 or 85 and above who may experience increased frailty.
  13. 24. An individual who provides direct care and support to a person in need.
  14. 25. SECURITY A government program providing financial support to retirees and eligible individuals.
Down
  1. 1. Unpaid service to community or civic organizations, promoting purpose and well-being in late adulthood.
  2. 3. Active participation in social, community, and intellectual activities during aging.
  3. 4. DISORDERS Psychological conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior in late adulthood.
  4. 7. CENTER A community facility offering social activities, meals, and support services for older adults.
  5. 8. LIVING Housing arrangements for seniors who require little to no daily assistance.
  6. 14. LIVING Residential facilities providing assistance with daily activities while promoting independence.
  7. 15. A joint federal and state program providing health coverage to low-income individuals.
  8. 16. Older adults, typically referring to individuals aged 65 and above.
  9. 20. WILL A legal document specifying a person's wishes regarding medical treatment in end-of-life scenarios.
  10. 21. Healthy, active older adults typically between the ages of 65 and 74.
  11. 23. A theory proposing that staying active and socially involved maintains well-being in late adulthood.