LGBT and Mental Helath

2. LGBT individuals are also at risk or increased risk of ___, including colon, testicular, and others.
6. This does not indicate agreement or understanding but can be a sign of respect in other cultures.
8. Living alone and generally having lost relationship with friends and family can lead to ___ _____.
11. LGBT youth are more likely to report ____ ____ than their heterosexual peers.
13. When working with clients with a ______ _______ it is important to see how it affects daily life.
15. This type of disorder is one of the most common mental illness among the older individuals.
17. May be avoided as a respect for authority in some cultures
18. LGBT individuals may find themselves experiencing issues with ___ ___ as a way to cope.
19. There is no cure for this disease. Common symptoms are wondering & dangerous forgetfulness
20. This sexual orientation is more likely to be victimized.

1. Some LGBT individuals may have trouble disclosing their sexual orientation with their
3. When looking at health care cost in the final months of life this group paid on average 29% more.
4. LGBT individuals can be at higher rate for ___ based on data from the Center for Disease control.
5. A term used when patients do not respond to the treatment provided is called ____ _____.
7. This is an item abused by people of many different backgrounds but around 17% of older adults consume more than the recommended quantity.
9. This group makes up 40% of the youth that are homeless
10. LGBT individuals can also have to deal with rejection from their.
12. Older adults are 44% more likely to do this than teenagers and many have seen a primary care provider leading up to the event.
14. Due to a lack of LGBT specific healthcare there an be an increase in ____ health problems.
16. When working with someone who is at risk for suicide if you need this person you should avoid family or friends.