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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A the religious status of the individual
B the position of the individual within the religion
C the kind of moral life the person led
D not all religions believe that there is a soul
Question #2
A trust vs. mistrust
B industry vs. inferiority
C ego identity vs. confusion
D ego integrity vs. despair
Question #3
A highest; declines; late
B lowest; increases; early
C highest; declines; middle
D lowest; increases; middle
Question #4
A inevitable; permanent
B avoidable; discussable
C discussable; avoidable
D permanent; inevitable
Question #5
A “There’s no hope. I don’t think we can win. It might be best just to give up the fight.”
B “Let me live, and I promise I’ll dedicate my life to healing others.”
C “Look at all the people who are much worse than me and yet still healthy.”
D “No, it can’t be true. There must be some mistake. Perhaps my test results got mixed up with someone else’s.”
Question #6
A anticipatory grief
B adaptation grief
C anticlimactic grief
D acceptance grief
Question #7
A Bereavement; grief
B Mortality; euthanasia
C Grief; bereavement
D Euthanasia; mortality
Question #8
A a patient–doctor liaison
B a health-care lawyer
C a health care proxy
D an advance director
Question #9
A a doctor–patient agreement
B an advance directive
C a Do Not Resuscitate provision
D a family-structured agreement
Question #10
A a trust fund
B an advance directive
C a doctor-patient agreement
D a will
Question #11
A California
B Massachusetts
C Oregon
D Wisconsin
Question #12
A the patient’s suffering is sever and unlikely to improve
B other forms of care have been attempted
C the patient expressed a desire to terminate his or her life
D consulting a second physician to insure that the conditions had been met
Question #13
A severe feelings of guilt
B better psychological functioning
C post-traumatic stress
D considerably more money
Question #14
A Palliative care
B Analgesic care
C Soothing care
D Calming care
Question #15
A hospice
B home nursing care
C hospital care
D hospital cancer centers
Question #16
A 80–90%
B 40–50
C 60–70%
D 20–30%
Question #17
A a calorie-limited consumption diet
B a calorie Scrooge diet
C a calorie miser diet
D a calorie-restricted diet
Question #18
A antitelemerase
B anticancerous
C antioxidants
D antichromerase
Question #19
A free radicals
B liberated radicals
C gratis radicals
D rogue radicals
Question #20
A Free radicals
B Telomeres
C Atherosclerosis
D Antioxidants
Question #21
A 25
B 50
C 100
D 10
Question #22
A diets that are high in fats and sugars, smoking, and obesity
B obesity, cancer, and working in environments that are high in carcinogens
C smoking, diabetes, and industrial and environmental pollutants
D diabetes, smoking, and regular exercise
Question #23
A abuse; malnutrition
B infectious diseases; accidents
C accidents; infectious diseases
D malnutrition; abuse
Question #24
A better nutritional foods, vaccinations, and antibiotics
B economic wealth, improvements in medicine, and the automobile
C vaccinations, antibiotics, and better sanitation
D access to health care, health insurance, and better trained physicians
Question #25
A diphtheria, swine flu, and smallpox
B smallpox, HIV, and typhus
C mad cow disease, tuberculosis, typhus
D diphtheria, tuberculosis, and smallpox
Question #26
A young adulthood.
B quarterly adulthood.
C early adulthood.
D late adulthood.
Question #27
A Group home, community homes
B Assisted living, nursing homes
C Community home, group homes
D Nursing home, assisted living
Question #28
A mistrust; inferiority
B integrity; despair
C despair; integrity
D inferiority; mistrust
Question #29
A negative emotions and experience a high self-esteem.
B negative emotions and experience a low self-esteem.
C positive emotions and experience a low self-esteem.
D positive emotions and experience a more positive self-esteem.
Question #30
A selecting valued activities, optimizing performance in the remaining activities, and compensating for physical and cognitive declines
B habituation of one’s self to new environments, dishabituating one’s self to old environments, and creating equilibrium in one’s worldview
C increasing one’s cognitive reserve to improve IQ scores by engaging in lifelong learning
D using mental images in cognitive processing, increasing his or her language skills, and nurturing cognitive functioning
Question #31
A family income
B number of siblings
C weight
D educational level
Question #32
A More neurons die than are being generated.
B There are no changes in the number of neurons being generated.
C There are slightly more neurons being generated to assist with loss of brain functioning.
Question #33
A shrinks; declines
B enlarges; remains the same
C enlarges; increases
D shrinks; remains the same
Question #34
A decreased estrogen, loss of bone density, and nearsightedness
B neurogenesis, maturation, and cell death
C smoking, exercise, and cognitive stimulation
D white blood cells, red blood cells, and capillaries
Question #35
A procedural memory
B source memory
C autobiographical memory
D working memory
Question #36
A lexical memory
B episodic memory
C semantic memory
D procedural memory
Question #37
A responded more slowly and made more errors
B responded more quickly and made fewer errors
C responded more quickly, but made more errors
D responded more slowly, but made fewer errors
Question #38
A improves
B increases
C remains constant
D declines
Question #39
A cease smoking, use sunblock, and avoid environmental teratogens
B aging gracefully, mental soundness, and physical well-being
C healthcare and promotion, a healthy diet, and healthy exercise
D health conscientiousness, a healthy community, and a healthy spirit
Question #40
A increase in estrogen and more prevalent in women
B decline in testosterone and more prevalent in men
C increase in testosterone and more prevalent in men
D decline in estrogen and more prevalent in women
Question #41
A osteoporosis
B jaundice
C macular degeneration
D arthritis
Question #42
A atrophy of the bladder
B slowing of the digestive system
C enlargement of the prostate gland
D shrinkage of the urethra
Question #43
A increases; decreases
B decreases; remains the same
C decreases; increases
D remains the same; decreases
Question #44
A malnutrition
B obesity
C alcoholism
D excessive gum chewing
Question #45
A glaucoma
B a cataract
C tetanus
D macular degeneration
Question #46
A macular degeneration
B cataracts
C glaucoma
D retinosis pigmentosa
Question #47
A 20 additional years
B 10 additional years
C 15 additional years
D 5 additional years
Question #48
A Tertiary aging; vertical aging
B Vertical aging; tertiary aging
C Secondary aging; primary aging
D Primary aging; secondary aging
Question #49
A chronological age
B competency age
C functional age
D geriatric age
Question #50
A adult activities
B activities of daily living
C self-care activities
D grooming behavior