Chapter 4 - Aging, Health, and Long-Term Care

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<p>What is the result as the older population increase?</p>

What is the result as the older population increase?

more services will be required for the treatment and management for chronic and acute health conditions and disbabilities

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<p>Since the size of the older population is projected to grow by almost 50% from 2016 to 2030 what demands will need to be changed?</p>

Since the size of the older population is projected to grow by almost 50% from 2016 to 2030 what demands will need to be changed?

healthcare, social services, and caregiving

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<p>How is the demographic makeup of individuals over 65 years old is expected to change between 2014 and 2050</p>

How is the demographic makeup of individuals over 65 years old is expected to change between 2014 and 2050

it will become more racially and ethnically diverse

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<p>Old-old</p>

Old-old

those over age 85

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<p>Old</p>

Old

people ages 65 and up

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<p>Chronic diseases</p>

Chronic diseases

conditions that last 1 year or more and require ongoing medical attention, limit activities of daily living or both

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<p>Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)</p>

Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)

requires more complex thinking and organizational skills

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What are common examples of IADL

managing money, shopping, preparing meals, and taking prescribed medications

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<p>Activities of daily living (ADLs)</p>

Activities of daily living (ADLs)

basic skills required to independently care for oneself

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<p>Name some common examples of ADLs</p>

Name some common examples of ADLs

eating, bathing, dressing, maintaining personal hygiene, and mobility

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<p>A combination of chronic disease and a loss of ability to complete IADLs and ADLs in older adults often leads too what?</p>

A combination of chronic disease and a loss of ability to complete IADLs and ADLs in older adults often leads too what?

long-term care services or support from either family members or professional caregivers

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<p>What is Medicare-covered benefits applied too?</p>

What is Medicare-covered benefits applied too?

mostly treatment of patients with acute illnesses who require hospitalization, short-term skilled nursing care in rehabilitation centers or nursing homes or home health care

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<p>What is Part A of the Medicare plan?</p>

What is Part A of the Medicare plan?

hospital insurance and all elderly beneficiaries are automatically enrolled; it specifically covers inpatient hospital care, skilled nursing facility care, hospice care, home health care

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What is the Part B Medicare plan ?

supplemental medical insurance and is voluntary, although over 90% of older adults purchase Part B

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Medicare Supplemental Health Insurance (Medigap Insurance)

private company to cover deductibles and co-payment for Parts A and B (most older adults purchase)

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What is Part C of the Medicare plan (Medicare Advantage)?

supplemental hospital and medical insurance

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What is Part D of the Medicare plan?

prescription medication/drugs

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