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9780073028422

Focus on Health with Online Learning Center Bind-in Card

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  • Copyright: 2007-01-01
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Summary

This text offers an exciting and practical approach to the teaching of the traditional content areas of personal health. Its two key themes--the six dimensions of health and the five developmental tasks--help students apply the text's content to their own lives by improving their decision-making skills. The new PowerWeb: Personal Health, linked by chapter in the Online Learning Center (and available free with every new copy of the text) provides students with the latest information in the constantly changing field of health.

Table of Contents

Preface xvii
A Visual Guide to Focus on Health xxvii
Shaping Your Health
2(29)
Definitions of Health
4(2)
Episodic Health Care
4(1)
Preventive or Prospective Medicine
4(2)
Health Promotion
6(1)
Community Health Promotion
7(1)
Federal Programs to Improve the Health of People in the United States
7(1)
Changing Health-Related Behavior
8(1)
Why Behavior Change Is Often Difficult
8(1)
Stages of Change
9(1)
Today's Health Concerns
9(1)
Health: More than the Absence of Illness?
10(1)
Today's College Student
10(2)
Traditional-Age Undergraduate College Students
10(1)
Nontraditional-Age Undergraduate College Students
11(1)
Minority Students
11(1)
Students with Disabilities
12(1)
Developmental Tasks of Young Adulthood
12(2)
Forming an Initial Adult Identity
12(1)
Establishing Independence
12(1)
Assuming Responsibility
12(1)
Broadening Social Skills
13(1)
Nurturing Intimacy
13(1)
Related Developmental Tasks of Young Adulthood
13(1)
The Multiple Dimensions of Health
14(2)
Physical Dimension
14(1)
Emotional Dimension
15(1)
Social Dimension
15(1)
Intellectual Dimension
15(1)
Spiritual Dimension
16(1)
Occupational Dimension
16(1)
Wellness
16(1)
A New Definition of Health
17(1)
The Role of Health
17(1)
The Composition of Health
17(1)
Our Definition of Health
17(1)
Summary
18(1)
Review Questions
18(1)
Endnotes
18(13)
Part One: The Mind
31(48)
Achieving Psychological Health
31(23)
Psychological Health
32(1)
Characteristics of Psychologically Healthy People
33(1)
Normal Range of Emotions
33(1)
Self-Esteem
33(1)
Emotional Intelligence
34(1)
Enhancing Psychological Health
34(4)
Improving Verbal Communication
34(1)
Nonverbal Communication
34(1)
Enhancing Conflict-Management Skills
35(1)
Enhancing Psychological Health through Humor
36(1)
Taking an Optimistic Approach to Life
37(1)
Taking a Proactive Approach to Life
38(2)
Constructing Mental Pictures
38(1)
Accepting Mental Pictures
39(1)
Undertaking New Experiences
39(1)
Reframing Mental Pictures
39(1)
Challenges to Psychological Health
40(1)
Psychological Disorders
40(6)
Mood Disorders
40(3)
Bipolar Disorder
43(1)
Anxiety Disorders
44(1)
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
45(1)
Schizophrenia
46(1)
Reflections of Psychological Health
46(4)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
46(1)
Spiritual Health
47(1)
Creative Expression
48(2)
Psychological Health: A Final Thought
50(1)
Summary
50(1)
Review Questions
51(1)
Endnotes
51(2)
Personal Assessment: How Does My Self-Concept Compare with My Idealized Self?
53(1)
Managing Stress
54(25)
What Is Stress?
55(1)
How We Respond to Stress
56(2)
Fight or Flight Response
56(2)
Chronic Stress
58(1)
The Three Stages of Stress
58(2)
Alarm Stage
58(1)
Resistance Stage
58(2)
Exhaustion Stage
60(1)
Sources of Stress
60(1)
The Costs and Benefits of Stress
60(1)
Student Stress
61(4)
Coping with Homesickness
61(1)
Relationship Problems
61(1)
Balancing Work, Home, and School
62(1)
Test Anxiety
63(1)
Speech Anxiety
64(1)
Math Anxiety
65(1)
Stress and Learning
65(1)
Using Time Effectively
65(2)
Time Management
66(1)
Procrastination
66(1)
Perfectionism
67(1)
Managing Stress: Effective Coping Strategies
68(6)
The Physical Aspects of Stress Management
69(1)
The Social Aspects of Stress Management
70(1)
The Environmental Aspects of Stress Management
70(1)
The Psychological Aspects of Stress Management
70(4)
Summary
74(1)
Review Questions
74(1)
Endnotes
75(2)
Personal Assessment: How Stressed Are You?
77(1)
Personal Assessment: Am I a Perfectionist?
78(1)
Part Two: The Body
79(95)
Becoming Physically Fit
79(22)
Four Components of Physical Fitness
80(4)
Cardiorespiratory Endurance
81(1)
Muscular Fitness
82(1)
Flexibility
83(1)
Body Composition
84(1)
Aging Physically
84(1)
Osteoporosis
85(1)
Osteoarthritis
85(1)
Developing a Cardiorespiratory Endurance Program
85(5)
Mode of Activity
86(1)
Frequency of Training
87(1)
Intensity of Training
87(1)
Duration of Training
88(1)
Resistance Training
88(1)
Flexibility Training
88(1)
Warm-Up, Conditioning, Cooldown
89(1)
Exercise for Older Adults
89(1)
Low-Back Pain
90(1)
Fitness Questions and Answers
90(7)
Should I See My Doctor Before I Get Started?
90(1)
How Beneficial Is Aerobic Dance Exercise?
91(1)
What Are Low-Impact Aerobic Activities?
91(1)
What Is the Most Effective Means of Fluid Replacement During Exercise?
91(1)
What Effect Does Alcohol Have on Sport Performance?
91(1)
What Level of Physical Activity is Necessary to Produce Fitness?
91(1)
What Are the Risks and Benefits of Androstenedione?
91(2)
What Are the Risks and Benefits of Creatine?
93(1)
How Worthwhile Are Commercial Health and Fitness Clubs?
94(1)
What Is Cross-Training?
94(1)
What Are Steroids, and Why Do Some Athletes Use Them?
94(1)
Are Today's Children Physically Fit?
94(1)
How Does Sleep Contribute to Overall Fitness?
95(1)
How Do I Handle Common Injuries That May Be Caused by My Fitness Activities?
95(1)
What Is the Female Athlete Triad?
95(2)
Summary
97(1)
Review Questions
97(1)
Endnotes
97(2)
Personal Assessment: What Is Your Level of Fitness?
99(2)
Understanding Nutrition and Your Diet
101(37)
Types and Sources of Nutrients
102(6)
Carbohydrates
102(1)
Fats
103(1)
Cholesterol
104(1)
Low-Fat Foods
105(1)
Proteins
105(1)
Vitamins
106(1)
Phytochemicals
107(1)
Minerals
107(1)
Water
107(1)
Fiber
107(1)
The New Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005
108(6)
Fruits
111(1)
Vegetables
111(1)
Milk and Milk Products
111(1)
Meat, Poultry, Fish, Dry Beans, Eggs, and Nuts
112(1)
Bread, Cereal, Rice, and Pasta
112(2)
Fats, Oils, and Sweets
114(1)
Fast Foods
114(4)
Functional Foods
118(1)
Food Additives
119(1)
Food Labels
120(2)
Dietary Supplements
122(2)
Food Safety
124(4)
Foodborne Illness
124(1)
Safe Handling of Food
124(1)
Irradiation of Food
125(1)
Safe Farming Techniques
125(1)
Genetically Modified Foods
125(3)
Vegetarian Diets
128(2)
Ovolactovegetarian Diet
128(2)
Lactovegetarian Diet
130(1)
Vegan Vegetarian Diet
130(1)
Food Allergies
130(1)
Nutrition and the Older Adult
130(1)
International Nutritional Concerns
131(1)
Summary
132(1)
Review Questions
132(1)
Endnotes
133(2)
Personal Assessment: Rate Your Plate
135(2)
Personal Assessment: Are You Feeding Your Feelings?
137(1)
Maintaining a Healthy Weight
138(36)
Body Image and Self-Concept
140(1)
Overweight and Obesity Defined
141(1)
Determining Weight and Body Composition
141(5)
Body Mass Index
142(1)
Height-Weight Tables
142(1)
Healthy Body Weight
143(1)
BOD POD (Body Composition System)
144(1)
Skinfold Measurements
144(1)
Hydrostatic Weighing
145(1)
Appearance
146(1)
Home Scale
146(1)
Causes of Obesity
146(5)
Genetic Factors
146(1)
Physiological and Hormonal Factors
147(1)
Metabolic Factors
147(1)
Social and Cultural Factors
147(1)
Environmental Factors
148(1)
Psychological Factors
149(1)
Dietary Factors
149(1)
Inactivity
150(1)
Caloric Balance
151(1)
Energy Needs of the Body
151(3)
Basal Metabolism
151(1)
Activity Requirements
151(1)
Thermic Effect of Food
152(1)
Lifetime Weight Control
152(2)
Weight-Management Techniques
154(8)
Dietary Alterations
154(3)
Physical Intervention
157(3)
Surgical Interventions
160(2)
Eating Disorders
162(5)
Anorexia Nervosa
163(2)
Bulimia Nervosa
165(1)
Binge Eating Disorder
166(1)
Chewing and Spitting Out Food Syndrome
166(1)
Night Eating Syndrome
166(1)
Body Dismorphic Disorder
166(1)
Treatment for Eating Disorders
166(1)
Underweight and Undernourished
167(1)
Summary
168(1)
Review Questions
168(1)
Endnotes
168(3)
Personal Assessment: How Many Calories Do You Need?
171(2)
Personal Assessment: Body Love or Body Hate?
173(1)
Part Three: Preventing Drug Abuse and Addition
174(74)
Making Decisions About Drug Use
174(22)
Effects of Drugs on the Central Nervous System
175(1)
Addictive Behavior
175(2)
The Process of Addiction
176(1)
Intervention and Treatment
177(1)
Drug Terminology
177(2)
Routes of Administration
178(1)
Dependence
178(1)
Drug Misuse and Abuse
179(1)
Drug Classifications
179(10)
Stimulants
181(3)
Depressants
184(1)
Hallucinogens
184(2)
Cannabis
186(2)
Narcotics
188(1)
Inhalants
188(1)
Combination Drug Effects
189(1)
Society's Response to Drug Use
189(1)
Drug Testing
190(1)
College and Community Support Services for Drug Dependence
190(1)
Treatment
190(1)
Summary
191(1)
Review Questions
191(1)
Endnotes
192(1)
Personal Assessment: Test Your Drug Awareness
193(2)
Personal Assessment: Getting a Drug Free High
195(1)
Taking Control of Alcohol Use
196(22)
Choosing to Drink
197(1)
Alcohol Use Patterns
197(2)
Moderate Drinking Redefined
197(1)
Binge Drinking
197(2)
The Nature of Alcoholic Beverages
199(1)
The Physiological Effects of Alcohol
200(3)
Factors That Influence the Absorption of Alcohol
200(1)
Blood Alcohol Concentration
201(1)
Sobering Up
201(1)
First Aid for Acute Alcohol Intoxication
201(2)
Alcohol-Related Health Problems
203(2)
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Effects
203(2)
Alcohol-Related Social Problems
205(2)
Accidents
205(1)
Crime and Violence
206(1)
Suicide
207(1)
Hosting a Responsible Party
207(1)
Organizations That Support Responsible Drinking
208(1)
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
208(1)
Students Against Destructive Decisions
208(1)
BACCHUS and GAMMA Peer Education Network
208(1)
Other Approaches
209(1)
Problem Drinking and Alcoholism
209(2)
Problem Drinking
209(1)
Alcoholism
210(1)
Codependence
210(1)
Denial and Enabling
210(1)
Alcoholism and the Family
211(1)
Helping the Alcoholic: Rehabilitation and Recovery
211(1)
Drugs to Treat Alcoholism
211(1)
Current Alcohol Concerns
212(2)
Adult Children of Alcoholic Parents
212(1)
Women and Alcohol
212(1)
Alcohol Advertising
213(1)
Summary
214(1)
Review Questions
214(1)
Endnotes
214(3)
Personal Assessment: Are You Troubled by Someone's Drinking?
217(1)
Rejecting Tobacco Use
218(30)
Tobacco Use in American Society
219(4)
Cigarette Smoking among College Students
220(1)
Other Demographic Factors Influencing Tobacco Use
220(1)
Marketing of Tobacco Products
221(1)
Pipe and Cigar Smoking
222(1)
Tobacco Use and the Development of Dependence
223(6)
Theories of Nicotine Addiction
224(1)
Acute Effects of Nicotine on Nervous System Function
225(1)
Non-Nervous-System Acute Effects of Nicotine
226(1)
Psychosocial Factors Related to Dependence
227(1)
Preventing Teen Smoking
228(1)
Tobacco: The Source of Physiologically Active Compounds
229(1)
Particulate Phase
229(1)
Gaseous Phase
230(1)
Illness, Premature Death, and Tobacco Use
230(5)
Cardiovascular Disease
230(2)
Cancer
232(2)
Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
234(1)
Additional Health Concerns
234(1)
Smoking and Reproduction
235(1)
Infertility
235(1)
Problem Pregnancy
235(1)
Breast-Feeding
235(1)
Neonatal Health Problems
236(1)
Oral Contraceptives and Tobacco Use
236(1)
Smokeless Tobacco Use
236(1)
The Risks of Involuntary (Passive) Smoking
237(2)
Nontobacco Sources of Nicotine
239(1)
Stopping What You Started
239(4)
Summary
243(1)
Review Questions
243(1)
Endnotes
244(3)
Personal Assessment: How Much Do You Know about Cigarette Smoking?
247(1)
Part Four: Preventing Diseases
248(88)
Reducing Your Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
248(21)
Prevalence of Cardiovascular Disease
249(1)
Normal Cardiovascular Function
250(2)
The Vascular System
250(1)
The Heart
250(2)
Blood
252(1)
Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors
252(3)
Risk Factors That Cannot Be Changed
252(1)
Risk Factors That Can Be Changed
252(3)
Contributing Risk Factors
255(1)
Forms of Cardiovascular Disease
255(10)
Coronary Heart Disease
255(5)
Hypertension
260(1)
Stroke
261(2)
Congenital Heart Disease
263(1)
Rheumatic Heart Disease
263(1)
Congestive Heart Failure
264(1)
Summary
265(1)
Review Questions
265(1)
Endnotes
265(2)
Personal Assessment: What Is Your Risk for Heart Disease?
267(2)
Living with Cancer and Other Chronic Conditions
269(34)
Cancer: A Problem of Cell Regulation
270(2)
Cell Regulation
270(1)
Oncogene Formation
271(1)
The Cancerous Cell
271(1)
Benign Tumors
272(1)
Types of Cancer
272(1)
Cancer at Selected Sites in the Body
273(16)
Lung Cancer
273(2)
Breast Cancer
275(5)
Cervical Cancer
280(1)
Uterine (Endometrial) Cancer
281(1)
Ovarian Cancer
282(1)
Prostate Cancer
283(1)
Testicular Cancer
283(2)
Colorectal Cancer
285(1)
Pancreatic Cancer
286(1)
Lymphatic Cancer
286(1)
Skin Cancer
287(2)
Status of the ``War On Cancer''
289(2)
Prevention through Risk Reduction
289(1)
Cancer and Wellness
290(1)
Chronic Health Conditions
291(5)
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
291(1)
Crohn's Disease
291(1)
Multiple Sclerosis
292(1)
Diabetes Mellitus
292(1)
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
292(2)
Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
294(1)
Sickle-Cell Trait and Sickle-Cell Disease
295(1)
Alzheimer's Disease
295(1)
Summary
296(1)
Review Questions
297(1)
Endnotes
298(3)
Personal Assessment: Are You at Risk for Skin, Breast, or Cervical Cancer?
301(2)
Preventing Infectious Diseases
303(33)
Infectious Disease Transmission
304(3)
Pathogens
304(1)
Chain of Infection
304(2)
Stages of Infection
306(1)
Body Defenses: Mechanical and Cellular-Chemical Immune Systems
307(1)
Divisions of the Immune System
307(1)
The Immune Response
308(2)
Immunizations
310(2)
Causes and Management of Selected Infectious Diseases
312(13)
The Common Cold
312(2)
Influenza
314(1)
Tuberculosis
315(1)
Pneumonia
316(1)
Mononucleosis
316(1)
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
316(2)
Bacterial Meningitis
318(1)
Lyme Disease
318(1)
Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome
319(1)
West Nile Virus
319(1)
Tampon-Related Shock Syndrome
319(1)
Hepatitis
320(1)
Sudden Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
321(1)
Bird (Avian) Influenza
322(1)
AIDS
322(3)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
325(7)
Chlamydia (Nonspecific Urethritis)
326(1)
Human Papillomavirus
327(1)
Gonorrhea
327(1)
Herpes Simplex
328(1)
Syphilis
329(1)
Public Lice
329(1)
Vaginal Infections
330(1)
Cystitis and Urethritis
331(1)
Summary
332(1)
Review Questions
332(1)
Endnotes
333(2)
Personal Assessment: What Is Your Risk of Contracting a Sexually Transmitted Disease?
335(1)
Part Five: Sexuality and Reproduction
336(60)
Understanding Sexuality
336(30)
Biological Bases of Human Sexuality
337(1)
Genetic Basis
337(1)
Gonadal Basis
337(1)
Structural Development
337(1)
Biological Sexuality and the Childhood Years
337(1)
Puberty
337(1)
Psychosocial Bases of Human Sexuality
338(1)
Gender Identity
338(1)
Gender Preference
338(1)
Gender Adoption
339(1)
Initial Adult Gender Identification
339(1)
Transsexualism
339(1)
Androgyny: Sharing the Pluses
339(1)
Reproductive Systems
340(7)
Male Reproductive System
340(2)
Female Reproductive System
342(5)
Human Sexual Response Pattern
347(4)
Do the Sexual Responses of Males, and Females Have a Predictable Pattern?
347(1)
Is the Sexual Response Pattern Stimuli-Specific?
347(3)
What Differences Occur in the Sexual Response Pattern?
350(1)
What Are the Basic Physiological Mechanisms Underlying the Sexual Response Pattern?
351(1)
What Role Is Played by Specific Organs and Organ Systems within the Sexual Response Pattern?
351(1)
Patterns of Sexual Behavior
351(2)
Celibacy
351(1)
Masturbation
351(1)
Fantasy and Erotic Dreams
351(1)
Shared Touching
352(1)
Genital Contact
352(1)
Oral-Genital Stimulation
352(1)
Intercourse
352(1)
Anal Sexual Activity
353(1)
Sexuality and Aging
353(1)
Sexual Orientation
354(1)
Heterosexuality
354(1)
Homosexuality
354(1)
Bisexuality
354(1)
Origins of Sexual Orientation
354(1)
Love
354(2)
Recognizing Unhealthy Relationships
356(1)
Intimacy
356(1)
Lifestyles and Relationships
356(5)
Singlehood
356(1)
Cohabitation
357(1)
Gay and Lesbian Partnerships
357(1)
Same-Sex Marriage
357(1)
Single Parenthood
358(1)
Marriage
359(1)
Divorce
359(2)
Summary
361(1)
Review Questions
361(1)
Endnotes
361(2)
Personal Assessment: Sexual Attitudes: A Matter of Feelings
363(2)
Personal Assessment: How Compatible Are You?
365(1)
Managing Your Fertility
366(30)
Birth Control versus Contraception
367(1)
Theoretical Effectiveness versus Use Effectiveness
368(1)
Selecting Your Contraceptive Method
368(1)
Current Birth Control Methods
368(17)
Abstinence
368(2)
Withdrawal
370(1)
Periodic Abstinence
370(2)
Vaginal Spermicides
372(1)
Condoms
372(1)
Diaphragm
373(1)
Cervical Cap
374(1)
Lea's Shield and FemCap
375(1)
Contraceptive Sponge
376(1)
Intrauterine Device (IUD)
377(1)
Oral Contraceptives
377(2)
Injectable Contraceptives
379(1)
Contraceptive Ring
379(1)
Contraceptive Patch
380(1)
Emergency Contraception
380(1)
Sterilization
381(1)
Abortion
382(3)
A Final Word about Birth Control
385(1)
Pregnancy
385(3)
Physiological Obstacles and Aids to Fertilization
385(2)
Signs of Pregnancy
387(1)
Agents That Can Damage a Fetus
387(1)
Childbirth: The Labor of Delivery
388(2)
Stage One: Effacement and Dilation of the Cervix
388(1)
Stage Two: Delivery of the Fetus
388(1)
Stage Three: Delivery of the Placenta
389(1)
Cesarean Deliveries
390(1)
Infertility
390(2)
Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
391(1)
Surrogate Parenting
391(1)
A Final Word About Infertility
391(1)
Summary
392(1)
Review Questions
392(1)
Endnotes
393(2)
Personal Assessment: Which Birth Control Method Is Best for You?
395(1)
Part Six: Consumer and Safety Issues
396(76)
Becoming an Informed Health Care Consumer
396(26)
Health Information
397(4)
The Informed Consumer
397(1)
Sources of Information
397(4)
Health Care Providers
401(1)
Why We Consult Health Care Providers
401(7)
Physicians and Their Training
403(1)
Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative Care Practitioners
403(2)
Restricted-Practice Health Care Providers
405(3)
Self-Care/Home-Care
408(1)
Health Care Facilities
409(1)
Health Care Costs and Reimbursement
410(4)
Health Insurance
411(1)
Medicare
411(1)
Medicaid
412(1)
Health Maintenance Organizations
413(1)
Extended or Long-Term Care Insurance
413(1)
Access to Health Care
414(1)
Health-Related Products
414(2)
Prescription Drugs
414(1)
Research and Development of New Drugs
414(1)
Generic versus Brand Name Drugs
415(1)
Over-the-Counter Drugs
415(1)
Health Care Quackery and Consumer Fraud
416(1)
Summary
417(1)
Review Questions
418(1)
Endnotes
418(3)
Personal Assessment: Are You a Skilled Health Consumer?
421(1)
Protecting Your Safety
422(22)
Intentional Injuries
423(7)
Homicide
423(1)
Domestic Violence
424(2)
Violence at College
426(1)
Gangs and Youth Violence
426(1)
Gun Violence
426(1)
Bias and Hate Crimes
427(1)
Road Rage
428(1)
Stalking
429(1)
Sexual Victimization
430(3)
Rape and Sexual Assault
430(1)
Sexual Abuse of Children
431(1)
Sexual Harassment
431(1)
Violence and the Commercialization of Sex
432(1)
Identity Theft
433(1)
Unintentional Injuries
434(5)
Residential Safety
434(1)
Recreational Safety
435(1)
Firearm Safety
435(1)
Motor Vehicle Safety
436(1)
Home Accident Prevention for Children and the Elderly
437(2)
Campus Safety and Violence Prevention
439(1)
Summary
439(1)
Review Questions
440(1)
Endnotes
440(3)
Personal Assessment: How Well do You Protect Your Safety?
443(1)
The Environment and Your Health
444(28)
The Personal Environment: Home, Neighborhood, Workplace
445(8)
Indoor Air Quality
446(4)
Nonionizing Radiation
450(1)
Drinking Water
451(1)
Noise
452(1)
The Community and Regional Environment
453(7)
Air Pollution
454(2)
Water Pollution
456(2)
Land Pollution
458(1)
Loss of Green Space
459(1)
Ionizing Radiation
459(1)
The Global Environment
460(6)
Human Population Explosion
461(1)
Global Climate Change
462(1)
Stratospheric Ozone Depletion
463(1)
Loss of Natural Habitats and Species Extinctions
463(3)
Summary
466(1)
Review Questions
467(1)
Endnotes
467(2)
Personal Assessment: Are You an Environmentalist?
469(3)
Part Seven: Completing Life's Journey
472
Accepting Dying and Death
472
Dying in Today's Society
473(1)
Definitions of Death
473(1)
Psychological Stages of Dying
474(1)
Advance Health Care Directives
474(2)
Coping with Specific Causes of Death
476(1)
Coping with Terminal Illness
476(1)
Coping with Accidental Death, Natural Disasters, and Terrorism
476(1)
Coping with Death by Suicide
476(1)
Coping with Death by Murder
477(1)
Euthanasia
477(1)
Physician-Assisted Suicide
477(1)
Near-Death Experiences
478(1)
Interacting with Dying People
478(1)
Talking with Children about Death
479(1)
Death of a Child
479(1)
Hospice Care for the Terminally Ill
479(1)
Grief and the Resolution of Grief
480(1)
Rituals of Death
481(4)
Full Funeral Services
482(1)
Disposition of the Body
483(2)
Personal Preparation for Death
485(1)
Summary
486(1)
Review Questions
486(1)
Endnotes
486(3)
Personal Assessment: Planning Your Funeral
489
Glossary 1(1)
Credits 1(1)
Index 1

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