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Chapter 14 Self-Quiz
Aging and Social Policy
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The average age of Americans is
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Decreasing
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Staying the Same
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It isn't possible to know
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US Policies for the Elderly are (Select the Best Answer)
Comprehensive
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Fragmented
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Well organized
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Non existent
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Which of the following statements are false?
Older people are susceptible to their environments more than are younger and middle aged adults
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The cumulative effects of environmental degradation, toxic chemicals, water and air pollution, etc) are strongest on people who have lived with them the longest)
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Some illnesses are the results of exposure over a lifetime, not just once one is over the age of 65)
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If you have lived until you are old the environment has probably not affected you
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Health problems that increase dramatically with age include all of those below EXCEPT
Heart Disease
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Hypertension
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Stroke
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Emphysema
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Asthma
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Cancer
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Diabetes
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Arthritis
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Acne
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________________ is the most common form of dementia among Americans sixty-five years of age and older)
Alzheimer's disease
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Huntington's Disease
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Korsakoff Syndrome
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Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
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The medical and mental health (including social work) systems are ____________ prepared for the growing number of elderly in the Baby Boom
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Adequately
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Slightly
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No way to tell
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