Which of the following screening tool is a 30-question inventory that assesses cognitive function including orientation, memory, attention and calculation, and language and visual construction?

This is considered the identification of the most accurate list of all medications the patient is currently taking:

True or False. Palliative care is described as allowing an individual to live a quality of life that expresses their wishes about where to receive care and to die with dignity.

True or False. Anticipatory anxiety is expected in end-of-life care.

The aging adult is at risk for which of the following when their independence is threatened?

An 81-year-old patient arrived at her appointment today. She was accompanied by her son. The patient’s son states that the patient is constantly angry since moving in with him and his wife. What could be going on with the patient?

This approach is integrative and involves an interdisciplinary method of care with the goal of relieving pain and suffering to improve the quality of life for the patient and their families.

This is considered a description of interactions of medications prescribed:

True or False. It is the APRNs responsibility to assess the level of burden placed on the family when adult children have to become caregivers for their parent(s).

The week 7 quiz will cover chapters 13 and 14 of Powers, L., & Smith-East, M. (2020). Handbook of Geropsychiatry for the Advanced Practice Nurse. The quiz is multiple choice with 20 questions total. By completing this quiz you will achieve WLO 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4.