GERIATRICS CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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Across
  1. 3. __________ vs. Isolation
  2. 6. ________ lose efficiency and contractile strength
  3. 10. was one of the first psychological theorists to develop a personality theory that extends to old age
  4. 13. senior adults who are around 85 to 100 years old are considered as ___________
  5. 15. Most difficult to be perceived color by older persons
  6. 16. A medical condition that results in an abnormal rounding of the upper back, causing a hunched or humpbacked appearance
  7. 17. feeling of guilt about the past
  8. 19. decrease in tubular function also causes decrease reabsorption of glucose from the filtrate, which can cause 1+ proteinuria and __________ not to be a major diagnostic significance
  9. 21. aging process characterized by severe mental deterioration
  10. 25. a possible disease outcome of impaired acid clearance
  11. 26. senior adults who are around 75 to 84 years old are considered as ___________
  12. 28. A hormone produced by the parathyroid glands responsible for the release of calcium, absorption of calcium from food by the intestine, and conservation of calcium by the kidneys
  13. 30. senior adults who are more than 100 years old are considered as ___________
  14. 31. with advancing age, the ________ has reduced weight and volume but this seems to produce no ill effects
  15. 32. changes in the ____________ contribute to reactivation of varicella zoster, any mycobacterium tuberculosis, infections that are witnesses in many older individuals
  16. 33. a syndrome characterized by pathologic changes in the brain
  17. 34. High frequency hearing loss affecting the inner ear and retrocochlea
  18. 35. hydrochloric acid and _________ decline with age; the higher the pH of the stomach contributes to an increased incidence of gastric irritation in older adults
  19. 40. prejudice or discrimination on the grounds of a person's age
  20. 41. science and study of the physiologic and pathologic problems of individuals in their later maturity
  21. 43. gradual and spontaneous changes that occur in maturation from infant to young adult
  22. 45. normal aging process
  23. 46. concern for establishing and guiding the next generation
  24. 49. A condition where the bones have lower bone density than normal
  25. 50. A type of arthritis that happens when the protective cartilage that cushions the ends of your bones wears down over time
Down
  1. 1. Activity Theory was developed by _______________ in the 1960’s.
  2. 2. The first true geriatric nurse
  3. 4. 30% loss in muscle mass around the 3rd to 8th decade
  4. 5. a type of theory of aging that dwells on how changing roles, relationships, and status within adult’s ability to adapt
  5. 7. a person with ageist views
  6. 8. central theme that remaining active in old age is desirable
  7. 9. _______________ was proposed by Havighurst and co-workers in reaction to the disengagement theory
  8. 11. aging of the immune system
  9. 12. an activity or event that arises at a certain period in the life of an individual
  10. 14. Filtration Rate A measure of how well your kidneys are working to filter waste and excess substances from the blood
  11. 18. Collagen fibers become coarser and more random, reducing __________
  12. 20. A hormone produced by the thyroid gland that is responsible for growth and development, metabolism, body temperature and HR
  13. 22. ____________ is decreased, interfering with the breakdown of starches
  14. 23. are specialized DNA sequences at the end of chromosomes
  15. 24. A decrease in calcium absorption can lead to what possible disease outcome
  16. 27. Science and study of the aging process
  17. 29. A progressive brain disorder that affects memory, thinking, and behavior
  18. 36. Inability to focus or the loss of accommodation due is due to reduced elasticity of the lens
  19. 37. Generativity vs. ____________
  20. 38. progressive loss of function
  21. 39. views life with a sense of wholeness & derives satisfaction from past accomplishments
  22. 42. Why Survive? Being Old in America was written by ____________ in 1975
  23. 44. Opacification of the lens in the fifth decade, leads to the development of _____________, which increases sensitivity to glare, blurs of vision and interferes with night vision
  24. 47. positive driving force for development
  25. 48. senior adults who are around 65 to 74 years old are considered as ___________