G&d Final

Front 1

what may produce to skin cancer in early adulthood

Back 1

excessive exposure to UV rays

Front 2

decrease ability to see objects at a close distance

Back 2

presbyopia

Front 3

What is the normal heart rate for early adulthood

Back 3

100 beats per minute

Front 4

What is the refractory period for men?

Back 4

they cannot have a repeated orgasm

Front 5

Phychosocial development for early adulthood

Back 5

intimacy vs isolation

Front 6

the attitudes, beliefs, laws, and actions that descriminate on the basis of gender and lead to stereotyping and unequal treatment of individual

Back 6

sexism

Front 7

cognitive development for early adulthood is

Back 7

formal operational

Front 8

moral development for early adulthood is

Back 8

postconventional development

Front 9

Osteoporosis primary affects

Back 9

women

Front 10

exercise such as weightlifting, burns fewer calories but builds muscle mass and maintain metabolic rate

Back 10

resistance exercise

Front 11

Goals for middle adulthood:

Back 11

establishing & adjusting to new family roles

Securing economic stability

maintaining a positive self-images

evaluating & redesigning career options

Front 12

Middle adulthood may require larger clothing because their body weight because of _____________

Back 12

redistribution

Front 13

Bones become more porous and brittle is a condition called

Back 13

osteoporosis

Front 14

change of life that occurs in both men and women

Back 14

climacteric

Front 15

the cessation of menses

Back 15

menopause

Front 16

moral development for middle adulthood

Back 16

post conventional development

Front 17

cognitive development for middle adulthood

Back 17

formal operational development

Front 18

middle adults need a diet ____________________

Back 18

high in fiber & low sodium and fats

Front 19

enlargement of the prostate that should be distinguished from cancer

Back 19

benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)

Front 20

symptoms of normal aging

Back 20

senescence

Front 21

theory that suggests that society and the individual gradually withdraw from each other

Back 21

disengagement theory

Front 22

theory that individuals achieve satisfaction from life by maintaining a high level of social activity and involvement

Back 22

activity theory

Front 23

theory that personality is helpful in predicting responses to aging

Back 23

continuity-developmental theory

Front 24

the attachment known as ligaments and tendons are ____ in elderly people

Back 24

less elastic

Front 25

What places the older adult at risk for choking while eating

Back 25

a diminished gag reflex

Front 26

itching

Back 26

pruritus

Front 27

thickening

Back 27

keratosis

Front 28

In elderly people movements slows down because

Back 28

stiffened ligaments and joints

Front 29

psychosocial development for late adulthood

Back 29

ego integrity vs despair

Front 30

positive life review

Back 30

reminiscence

Front 31

prejudice against older people, contributes to negative perceptions of the aging process

Back 31

ageism

Front 32

characterized by a time of euphoria; during this stage people try to do all the activities that they have not had time to do in the past

Back 32

honeymoon period

Front 33

occurs as reality sets in and individuals may strive to come to terms with their expectations

Back 33

disenchantment

Front 34

acute response in brain functions; impairment in cognition and attention

Back 34

delirium

Front 35

loss of cognitive abilities

Back 35

dementia

Front 36

what leads to depression in the older age group

Back 36

multiple losses

disease

medication

Front 37

use of multiple medications

Back 37

polypharmacy

Front 38

speed at which a person response to a stimulus

Back 38

reaction time