Professional Documents
Culture Documents
PRELIMINARY PERIOD
Concepts, Principles and Theories in the B. Planning for Health Promotion, Health
Care of Older Adults Maintenance and Home Health
Considerations
A. Perspectives on Aging 1. Planning for Successful Aging
Aging is a Developmental Process 1. Home Care and Hospice
2. Community-based services
B. Demography of Aging and Implications 3. Special Care Units
on Health and Nursing Care 4. Geriatric Units
1. Global Aging
2. Aging in the Philippines C. Implementation
1. Physical care of older adults
C. Impact of Aging Members in the Family Aging Skin and Mucous
Membranes
D. Theories of Aging and its Nursing 2. Elimination
Implications 3. Activity and Exercise
Biologic Theories 4. Sleep and Rest
Psychosocial Theories
Communicate effectively in speaking, writing
E. Physiologic Changes in Aging Affecting and presenting using culturally appropriate
Various Systems language in the care of older adults.
Integumentary Information Sharing (Framing the
Musculo-skeletal Message)
Respiratory Formal or Therapeutic Communication
Cardiovascular through NPI
Hematopoietic & Lymphatic Informal or Social Communication
Gastrointestinal Nonverbal Communication
Urinary Acceptance, Dignity, and Respect in
Nervous Communication
Special Senses Barriers to Communication
Endocrine Skills and Techniques
Reproductive
MIDTERM PERIOD
Maintaining Fluid Balance and Meeting J. Coping and Stress
Nutritional Needs Normal Stress and Coping
Nutrition and Aging
Malnutrition and the Older Adult K. Values and Beliefs
Common Values and Beliefs of Older
D. Nursing Assessment and Medication Adults
Medication and the Nursing Care Plan
Nursing Interventions Related to L. End-of-Life Care
Medication Administration 1. Attitudes Toward Death and End-of-
Patient Rights and Medication Life Planning
Self-Medication and Older Adults Caregiver Attitudes Toward End-of-Life
Teaching Older Adults About Care
Medications Values Clarification Related to Death
Safety and Non-adherence and
(Noncompliance) Issues End-of-Life Care
What Is a “Good” Death?
E. Health Assessment of Older Adults Palliative Care
Health Screening
Health Assessments M. Sexuality and Aging
Interviewing Older Adults Factors That Affect Sexuality of Older
Obtaining the Health History Adults
Physical Assessment of Older Adults Marriage and Older Adults
Measuring Vital Signs in Older Adults
Sensory Assessment of Older Adults
Psychosocial Assessment of Older
Adults
Assessment of Condition Change in
Older
FINAL PERIOD
B. Elimination
Normal Elimination Patterns
Elimination and Aging
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