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Janine’s physicians tell her that her rheumatoid arthri
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Her RA is familial. Her RA is chronic. Her RA has an environmental cause. Her RA has an unknown cause. Correct!
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Women are diagnosed with all forms of arthri
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What does this fact suggest?
that women are more vulnerable than men that hormones play a role in those diseases Correct!
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that nature has a way of thinning the female popula
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that women typically go to doctors to evaluate physical pain and weakness more
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An autoimmune disease
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er periods of “cure.” works to destroy some of its own cells, which it treats as foreign. Correct!
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reaches adulthood and loses some of its natural immuni
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For three years, Julia has had an autoimmune disease known as psoria
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damage in her feet. What is this e
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sporadic onset idiopathy comorbidity Correct!
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On average, which race spends the largest percentage of their income on a
chronically ill or disabled family member?
Hispanics Correct!
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When osteoporosis first occurs, the amount of
spongy bone increases. spongy bone decreases. Correct!
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compact bone increases. compact bone decreases. 1 1 1 1 / 1
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Pain, sleep disturbance, fa
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all of which a
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fibromyalgia Correct!
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ALS osteoarthri
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Which of the diseases discussed in this chapter is also known as Lou Gehrig’s
disease?
systemic lupus erythema amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Correct!
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cerebral palsy mul
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Antonia is the only caregiver for her elderly mother. Accordingly, Antonia is at
greater risk for depression and addi
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loneliness self-care Correct!
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In 90 to 95 percent of all cases, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
is inherited. is contagious. has a sporadic onset. Correct!
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Alan’s mother has just been diagnosed with Lewy Body Demen
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a. Alan was
pursuing a graduate degree in art history at the University of Chicago when his
mother’s health started to decline. He dropped out and moved to rural Virginia
to care for her. What might be a major reason for him seek out a support group
for caregivers?
social isola
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financial advice finding respite care seek medical advice 1 1 1 1 / 1
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What is the purpose of respite care?
To provide pain relief for people with PD. To o
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To o
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To provide short-term care that will address acute symptoms of HD. 1 1 1 1 / 1
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Jack is a 52-year-old hardware store manager who enjoys spending his
weekends hiking in the woods around his house with his two dogs. He has
recently received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, and it is in the early stages.
With care, what is a likely outcome for Jack?
He will be able to re
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re at the expected age of 68 but will need to cut short or
eliminate his weekend hikes.
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He will begin a treatment of Carbidopa and Levodopa but will likely experience
dyskinesia as the dosage must increase over !
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While he can expect to live for another 20 years, he will begin to forget his family
members, thus causing emo
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Since his ability to tolerate pain will decrease rapidly, he can expect to be on a
rigorous and complicated pain medica
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Why is it important for a person with a neurodegenera
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Because they will likely be in a skilled nursing facility with a couple of years, and
so need to have one picked out.
Because the spend-down requirement for Medicaid makes it necessary to plan
out their finances accordingly.
Because they will lose cogni
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important decisions before that loss occurs.
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Because their decline will cause a burden on family members, so they should
make arrangements to move to a nursing home before that burden becomes too
great.
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Lily has been living with Hun
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ngton’s disease for a few years now. At which of
the following points would a doctor say her disease entered the clinical stage?
When Lily stopped being able to eat and was o
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ered a feeding tube. When Lily stopped being able to perform her daily chores and needed consistent
daily support.
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When Lily could no longer walk. When Lily first started making jerky, uncontrolled movements with her body. Correct Answer
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The answer can be found in Chapter 9, Sec
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Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, and Demen
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a Through the Life Span.
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Janice is a chaplain who works in a hospital unit that specializes in
neurodegenera
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ve diseases. Part of her role is to help families talk through care
decisions they need to make on behalf of their ailing loved ones. In which of the
following cases would Janice be MOST likely to bring up the op
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on of hospice
care?
a 47-year-old woman with Hun
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ngton’s who is expected to live less than six
months
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a 62-year-old woman with mid-stage demen
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a a 65-year-old man whose treatment for Parkinson’s requires skilled nurses to help
manage the disease’s side e
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a 71-year-old man with Hun
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ngton’s disease who is beginning to experience
atrophy and needs feeding tube
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Which of the following statements BEST describes the cost of demen
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The overall health care costs for demen
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outpace spending on trea
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ng cancer and heart disease in the next five years.
The overall health care costs for demen
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a per year in the U.S. is equivalent to the
spending on trea
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ng cancer and heart disease.
The overall heal care costs for demen
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a per year in the U.S., when combined
with other neurodegenera
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ve disorders, is twice that of the spending on cancer
and heart disease.
The overall health care costs for demen
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a per year in the U.S. are greater than
the costs of trea
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ng both cancer and heart disease.
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What is a macro challenge that people who su
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demen
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a will face?
A lack of available treatment, because this disease is so common doctors are
unable to keep pace with the demand.
Slower progress on treatment approaches, because there is a lack of funding for
research related to this disease.
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S
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on, even though people are becoming more aware of this disease
because of celebrity campaigns.
Loss of income, because people with frontotemporal demen
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a are unable to
work.
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Why are the micro e
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Parkinson’s disease?
Because Hun
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c component and Parkinson’s disease
does not, a Hun
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ngton’s diagnosis will create health concerns for mul
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members of a family.
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Hun
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ngton’s disease tends to cause less anxiety in a family because it can be
treated with stem-cell therapy more e
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vely than Parkinson’s disease.
Parkinson’s disease tends to cause greater shame than Hun
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ngton’s disease
because of the way it is s
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zed.
Because Hun
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ngton’s disease is linked to environmental factors and Parkinson’s
disease is not, individuals with Hun
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ngton’s disease are more likely to experience
anger.
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Why might a neurodegenera
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ve disease cause ataxia?
It can damage nerve cells in the part of the brain that controls speech. You Answered
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It can damage nerve cells in the part of the brain that controls movement. Correct Answer
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It can cause alpha-synuclein to form aggregates known as Lewy bodies around
neurons.
It can cause degenera
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on of the neural cells on the front and sides of the brain. The answer can be found in Chapter 9, Sec
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