Explain three steps that medical professionals can take to help individuals experience a good death.

1) Consider the relationships between elders and their adult children. State two factors that support strong intergenerational relationships and two factors that negatively affect such relationships.
2) An older relative is showing signs of dementia. He forgets things and is disoriented, especially when riding in a car. What is the best way to determine whether he is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, and what other problems could cause such symptoms?
3) You are the head nurse of a gerontology unit in a hospital. You have been asked to prepare a workshop for new staff and clinicians about how to communicate effectively with elderly patients. Identify three specific age-related changes that might influence an elderly patient’s ability to understand and follow medical advice.
4) Marla is a director of a health department and oversees wellness checks of the elderly. One especially problematic trend is the occurrence of elder abuse. Marla wants to make sure that her nurses and mental health technicians know the risk factors for abuse. List three risk factors for elder abuse.
5) Apply the notion of “placing blame and seeking meaning” to a tragic death (or the tragic deaths of many people) that has been in the news recently. What actions did mourners take after the event?
6) Define a good death. Explain three steps that medical professionals can take to help individuals experience a good death.

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