NURS 3310 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Grounded Theory, Ageism, Subculture
21 Nov 2016
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Throughout life people experience and adjust to changes. Tangible signs of aging are difficult for some. Cognitive training, physical activities, good nutrition, and social engagement are key factors in maintaining healthy brain functions. Can be affected by the aging process. Physiological changes as we age may create functional, sensory, and cognitive changes. Fear of not being able to take care of oneself. Involvement with groups and organizations can help people maintain overall health and. Cognitive and physical functioning can be affected in ways that present a number of hazards. Older adults are more prosperous than other generations. Retirement: life changing, can be freeing or stressful. Grand-parenting: grandchildren may be a burden for some. New careers: average american holds 10 jobs from 18-42, many chose to stay employed after age 65. Ongoing education: extra time gives individuals extra time to learn new activities or skills.
