How is delirium different from dementia? Delirium involves chronic deficits for long periods Dementia involves a progressive course Delirium involves gradual onset of deficits Dementia involves conditions that are usually reversible

A client experienced a cerebrovascular accident and now has expressive aphasia. When providing care to this client, which intervention would be the priority? Listening for the message's intent without concentrating on the words Encouraging the client to speak when no one is around Reminding the client that speak loudly Devising a picture chart for the client to point for requests

What kind of treatment does the study use? Bathing and swimming. Migraine medication. Electronic monitoring. Mild, non-painful shocks.

__ is one of the first adverse aspects of use of alcohol. Judgment loss Hearing loss Balance loss Feeling loss

Which of the following does NOT fit when we discuss the Integration Triangle? A. Synergy B. Say, do, confirm C. Silos D. Reputation E. Perception

Which statement about 2-year-olds is FALSE? A. Their heads are larger in proportion to their bodies than those of newborns. B. 2-year-olds should be encouraged to take appropriate risks on the playground. C. With their experimental natures and independent attitudes 2s must be carefully watched at all times. D. Increased activity helps twos strengthen their bodies and develop coordination.

The narrative approach asserts that individuals can embrace free will to evolve into the person they would like to become. True False

Which is NOT a solution mentioned in the text to help men to stay passionate about sex as they age? Consider medication. Take steps to prevent heart disease. Use manual simulation to achieve arousal. Be conscious of one's physical appearance.

Multiple Choice 2 points Which of the following components of personality is related to the reality principle? Conscience Id Superego Ego

Physiological needs take priority over all other needs. True False

True or False Question Depression is an extreme form of sadness. True False