All of the following are the characteristics of the Theories of Aging, except:

This theory of aging is necessary for a satisfying late-life:

According to this theory, aging is characterized by gradual separation from relationships:

According to this theory, a substantive relationship involves in a successful transformation

This theory proposes that successful aging includes adjustment to losses as an old person experience functional decline:

This theory of aging includes a spiritual unity with the universe:

This theory of aging is an outward focus:

This theory of aging is intergenerational connectedness:

This theory of aging is a lifelong process toward need fulfillment:

This theory of aging involves the ability to accept the past:

Activity theory was postulated in 1953 by the author?

The disengagment theory was developed in 1961 by the sociologist?

Subculture Theory was hypothesized in 1965 by which author?

Gerotranscendence was postulated in 1994 by which author?

The Theory of Individualism was developed in 1960 by which author?

For aging people, malnutrition is a precursor to frailty.

Dysphagia in aging people contributes to mortality.

When an older person is risk for malnutrition, a comprehensive nutritional assessment will not provide the most conclusive data about the older person's actual nutritional state.

In aging, diet can affect longevity and when combined with lifestyle changes doesn't affect the old person disease risk.

Nurse Fanny is caring for Leomord, 70 y/o, a European-American for a cardiovascular check-up. Nurse Fanny will take the following considerations in caring for Leomord, except:

Nurse Chou is caring for Brody, 66 y/o, an African-American. Nurse Chou will take the following considerations in caring for Brody, except:

This is the time course and effect of drugs on cellular and organ function.

This is the movement of a drug from the site of administration, across the biological barriers, into the plasma.

This is the movement of a drug from the plasma into the cells.

This classification of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Geriatric patients involves complete systems of theory and practice that have evolved independently from parallel to allopathic medicine.

This classification of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Geriatric patients is the most widely used of the complementary and alternative modalities examples of this are: prayer, deep breathing, meditation, yoga, biofeedback, tai chi, and guided imagery.

This is a form of Complementary and Alternative Medicine that promotes mental tranquility, improves physical fitness and increases blood circulation of the geriatric patients:

This is a form of complementary and alternative medicine for geriatric patients that uses machines to receive information about body visual signals:

This is a form of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for geriatric patient that uses mental images to aid in relaxation and manage physical symptoms of stress and anxiety:

This is a form of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for geriatric patients where the individual participates in singing or playing a musical instrument with the therapist.