front 1 Long Term Care | back 1 Retirement communities |
front 2 Family in Later Life Grandparenthood | back 2 avrage age of grandparent is 50 to 52 and most report it is a grate part of there life when we are thinking about gradparenthood most of the time indivilas are reporting that having a grandchild is enormace bose of there qulity of life |
front 3 later in that audithood that socioemotional development compomote social networks gets smaller, social contact decreases in late aduilthood. so this is erecson stag of interety vs despare . so how do you becan to think about all the events in your life . do you feel good about how you live when you are facing death , when it comes up and if not, how do you feel about what you could have done, is there alot of regrate there. for eracsions middle aduithood is gentery vs stagnation, so it relate to work proformace, family life, are you secsseding or are you kind of living snacnit or steco | back 3 no data |
front 4 Disengagement Theory | back 4 Theory |
front 5 Activity Theory | back 5 Theory |
front 6 Continuity Theory | back 6 Theory |
front 7 Socioemotional Selectivity Theory | back 7 Theory |
front 8 Defining Death | back 8 Definitions differ across history and cultures when we are defining death, are defenation are going to defer acoss history and culture. so in modern erreor brain death is our tepical devenation in our death prossess so is the standerd once your brain is no longer functioning that means that you have passed away. a loss of hartbeat can be a point of death but it may not resuit in death atematiclly. the persistent vegetative state is when cortical activey is absent , but brantep activety is present, so in thes case your brain is not farning in a sensitive of normary would tipically that is a brain dath, but the brain stem, which is resposible for hart rate and resporation, hoomeyostates, to keep your temperture in cheack, that is still active. somethimes we see this with bran inderies or pratesis |
front 9 Phases of Dying | back 9 Defining the process of moving from life to death agonal phase: this is when we are starting the dealth process, so oxsegen exsagration is going to dip , blood brasher is going to dip and the destenction indivial is starding to conflict, as the hartbeat slows as that oxsegen decresses we are reching of point non- function , so this is were clinical and biological death come in Clinical death & Biological Death is when the hart stops pomping so tecniclly you can pass away, but you can be revived with bilogical death that is earisitible cellar damag that come from a lack of oxsegen, so in that case you cannot be revided from a biological death. so once your cells are able to no longer to function tipiclly you can not come back to life. mortality is the same condition being subjected ilness for death, but tipically we look at mortality as a death rate of the popluation. what is the tipical life expency, in the us is arount the year 18 for most aduits |
front 10 Death with dignity | back 10 Ways to promote death with dignity we want to promot death with dignity. we want to provide eaqual with humaan care, we want be candated with death cernty and we want to help pople worry about terment options let them have personal conrol |
front 11 Palliative vs. Hospice Care | back 11 Palliative services. Paid by insurances, self, any stage of disease, same time as curative sreatemtn, typically happens in hospital. In common Comfort care, reduce stress, offer complex symptom relief related to serious illnesis, physical and psychosical relief Hospice services Paid by medicare Medicaid, insurance, prognosis 6 months of less, excluds curative treatment, wherever patent calls home palliative is offerd due vetioals and samething as creative treatment Hospice, is derecting to helping indivial through the death prosess of death, making sure they ae confrable and not in pain |
front 12 Attitudes toward dying | back 12 Kübler-Ross Stages of dying when an indival findout that they are ill or they exprence the lost a love one Kübler-Ross defin stages of gref, there shock denay, frastarion, depression, barketing, gref is not liner, it is like an ocean |
front 13 Appropriate death – “the death a person would choose apporprate death is if you had a choice, so for alot of indivals it depents of the nature we pressive. sprechilty relagoin the imporant part of death in this is the indivial, depending on what they want | back 13 no data |
front 14 Grief & bereavement | back 14 Bereavement Mourning bereavement is expresing loss grief is what follows that loss the entance the emotional compont physilogal and socologial destress mourning is cultery specifid expression, so these are diffrently bound freedom of expressions . some are colorful, alot are not, alot of them have to do with regales and relagios compont as will as ansistry |
front 15 Components of the grief process | back 15 Grief as a series of tasks in terms of gref process tipiclly we see gref as task, you should not check off your gref boxes. alot of times gref is a life long expresns and you never get passed, or you relly shodent get passed that loss . it is somthing that stayes with you getting task involved |
front 16 Grief is dynamic | back 16 Dual-process model of coping with loss but overall we know graf is dynamic, so there emotional points and there are responsable poins. so you have to eknologe the loss you exprence it will allow to matian your feelings and also how you are to crate a life for yourself |