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Learning Check: Understanding the Experience of Aging
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Learning Check
Check your understanding. Choose the best answer for each multiple choice question, then respond to the open response questions in your own words. Review the answer key at the end.
1. Which best describes what this module means by 'seeing the whole person'?
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A
Focusing closely on a patient's chronic conditions so nothing is missed
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Recognizing that challenges and strengths often exist in the same person, at the same time
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Assuming a positive attitude will resolve most concerns
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Treating every older adult the same way regardless of circumstances
2. Which of these are transitions the module describes many older adults navigating?
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Giving up driving
Becoming a caregiver
Losing a spouse
Living with chronic illness
3. In the Mr. Alvarez scenario, what did the CHW in Conversation B do differently from Conversation A?
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A
Skipped the memory screening entirely
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Told Mr. Alvarez his memory concerns weren't worth worrying about
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Connected the memory concern to what mattered to him and to a challenge they'd already worked through together
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Recommended he stop teaching chess to reduce stress
4. Which statement best reflects what this module says about beliefs about aging?
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A
They only affect people who are already ill
B
They affect mood, but have no link to health
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Older adults are rarely influenced by messages about aging
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They can become part of how people see themselves, and more positive views are linked to health benefits
5. On an upcoming visit, what's one thing you'll try to notice or ask about, based on what this module covered?
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6. What, if anything, are you still wondering about?
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7. Did you run into any technical issues completing this module (broken links, loading, navigation problems)?
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No issues
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A few minor hiccups
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Yes, something was frustrating or broken
8. Was anything confusing, missing, or worth adding?
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