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The TEST BANK for Ebersole and Hess’ Gerontological Nursing & Healthy Aging, 2nd Canadian Edition by Theris A. Touhy, Kathleen F. Jett, Veronique Boscart, and Lynn McCleary covers gerontological nursing principles through a wellness-based, holistic perspective specifically adapted to Canadian healthcare contexts. [1, 2, 3]
The textbook is divided into four major sections covering 26 core chapters: [1, 2, 3]
Section I: Foundations of Healthy Aging
  • Introduction to Healthy Aging: Exploring wellness-based care models for aging populations.
  • Gerontological Nursing History, Education, and Roles: The trajectory and evolution of professional gerontological nursing practice.
  • Communicating with Older Persons: Strategies, barriers, and tech adaptations for communication with older demographics.
  • Culture, Ethnicity, and Aging: Holistic nursing adaptations regarding diversity, including Indigenous and Canadian multicultural contexts.
  • Nursing Documentation: Best practice principles for legal and professional electronic/physical charting. [1, 2]
Section II: Changes of Aging
  • Biological Theories and Physical Changes: Natural anatomical shifts and theories surrounding the physiological aspects of aging.
  • Psychosocial, Spiritual, and Cognitive Aspects: Normal psychological maturation, spiritual requirements, and cognitive adaptations.
  • Care Across the Continuum: Navigating older adult placement, acute care, and long-term care systems.
  • Assessment for Optimal Care: Holistic tools used to evaluate an elder's functional status. [1, 2]
Section III: Coping with Chronic Illness & Managing General Health
  • Safe Medication Use: Pharmacokinetics, polypharmacy, and safe administration precautions for older adults.
  • Nutrition and Hydration: Nutritional assessments, dietary adjustments, and fluid retention balances.
  • Elimination: Urinary incontinence management and bowel care protocols.
  • Rest, Sleep, and Activity: Safe movement parameters, insomnia interventions, and activity promotion.
  • Promoting Healthy Skin and Feet: Pressure injury prevention, wound care, and diabetic foot management.
  • Promoting Safety: Environmental changes, fall prevention, and hazard elimination.
  • Living with Chronic Illness: Nursing care and adaptations for individuals handling long-term pathologies.
  • Pain and Comfort: Chronic and acute pain identification, pharmacological care, and complementary therapies. [1]
Section IV: Complex Clinical Conditions & Caregiver Support
  • Specific Systemic Pathologies: Management of cardiovascular, respiratory, metabolic (diabetes), neurological, and musculoskeletal (bone/joint) disorders.
  • Sensory Impairment: Care for progressive age-related vision and hearing conditions.
  • Cognitive Impairment: Distinctive nursing interventions regarding dementia, delirium, and Alzheimers.
  • Mental Health: Managing depression, anxiety, substance misuse, and psychiatric events in late life.
  • Economic and Legal Issues: Insight into Canadian legislation, standard power of attorney guidelines, and financial protections.
  • Relationships, Roles, and Transitions: Addressing retirement, shifting familial dependencies, and widowhood.
  • Loss, Death, and Palliative Care: End-of-life decision frameworks, symptom control, and compassionate care partner support. [1, 2, 3]

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and Activity: insomnia interventions and Aging: Holistic nursing adaptations regarding diversity and Cognitive Aspects: Normal psychological maturation and fluid retention balances and Palliative Care: End-of-life decision frameworks and Transitions Assessment for Optimal Care: Holistic tools used to evaluate an elder's functional status Biological Theories and Physical Changes: Natural anatomical shifts and theories surrounding the physiological aspects of aging Care Across the Continuum: Navigating older adult placement Communicating with Older Persons Culture Death Elimination: Urinary incontinence management and bowel care protocols Ethnicity Introduction to Healthy Aging: Exploring wellness-based care models for aging populations Living with Chronic Illness: Nursing care and adaptations for individuals handling long-term pathologies Nursing Documentation: Best practice principles for legal and professional electronic/physical charting Nutrition and Hydration: dietary adjustments Pain and Comfort: Chronic and acute pain identification Promoting Healthy Skin and Feet Promoting Safety: Environmental changes Psychosocial Rest Roles Safe Medication Use: Pharmacokinetics Section I: Foundations of Healthy Aging Section II: Changes of Aging Section III: Coping with Chronic Illness & Managing General Health Section IV: Complex Clinical Conditions & Caregiver Support Sleep Spiritual • Cognitive Impairment: Distinctive nursing interventions regarding dementia • Economic and Legal Issues: Canadian legislation • Loss • Mental Health: anxiety • Relationships • Sensory Impairment: Care for progressive age-related vision and hearing conditions • Specific Systemic Pathologies: Management of cardiovascular