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9780323020121

Toward Healthy Aging : Human Needs and Nursing Response

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  • Copyright: 2003-10-22
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Summary

Toward Healthy Aging is a definitive, comprehensive source for health promotion and health maintenance in gerontologic nursing education. Noted for its use of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, this resource and its author team have been praised for the text's wellness-based and holistic approach; comprehensive coverage of common, as well as not-so-common, conditions in the older adult; accuracy of content; and pedagogic aids that promote student understanding. This popular resource provides a solid understanding of how to effectively provide holistic care, promote healthy lives, and address end-of-life issues and concerns. Instructor resources are available; please contact your Elsevier sales representative for details. Focus on health and wellness establishes a positive perspective to aging. Unique! Disease processes are discussed in the context of healthy adaptation, nursing support, and responsibilities to help the reader gain an understanding of a client's experience. Careful attention to age, cultural, and gender differences are integrated throughout to help nurses understand these important considerations in caring for older adults. Each chapter provides a consistent organization including objectives, case studies, research, and study questions/activities to make information easy to find and use. Assessment guidelines are incorporated throughout as tables, boxes, and forms to provide useful tools for practice. Case studies at the end of each chapter provide realistic situations to expand knowledge and understanding. Appendices and resource lists assist the reader in further exploration of material. Up-to-date content on AIDS provides the reader with important information related to this growing concern among older adults. Correlates with federal guidelines or Healthy People 2010 to help students integrate knowledge about healthy aging considerations. Unique! Wellness Diagnosis pyramids, based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs, help readers determine which diagnoses to consider when planning care for the older adult. Places greater emphasis on the needs of caregivers working with older adults in the home and community settings. Expands content on pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic pain management. Expands content on end-of-life issues and concerns for both the older adult and family/caregiver. The previous edition of Toward Healthy Aging won a national award from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for its coverage of this important topic. Incorporates new healthy aging strategies to maximize the healthiest behaviors of clients with dementia and their caregivers.

Author Biography

Ann Schmidt Luggen teaches in the graduate program at Northern Kentucky University.

Table of Contents

PART I FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTHY AGING
Geriatric Nursing and an Aging Society
1(26)
The Study of Aging
1(1)
Gerontology
2(1)
The Biomedicalization of Aging
2(1)
Organizations Devoted to Gerontologic Research and Practice
3(1)
Development of Geriatric Nursing
3(5)
Gerontic Nurse Pioneers and Leaders
3(3)
Geriatric Nursing Education
6(1)
Geriatric Nursing Roles
7(1)
Aging Today
8(8)
Demographics of Aging
8(4)
Chronologic Age
12(2)
Attitudes toward Aging
14(1)
Research and Aging
14(1)
Nursing Research
15(1)
The Politics of Aging
15(1)
The Business of Aging
16(1)
Geriatric Nursing and Aging: The Future
16(11)
The Nursing Shortage
19(1)
Nurse Leaders and Followers
20(7)
Theories of Aging
27(29)
Early Theories of Aging
27(1)
Life Span Theory Development
28(1)
Anthropology and Ethnography of Aging
29(1)
Evolutionary Basis for Aging
30(1)
Perspectives on Aging
30(1)
Biologic Theories of Aging
30(9)
Stochastic Theories
31(2)
Nonsochastic Theories
33(6)
Psychologic Aspects of Aging
39(6)
Morality
39(1)
Competence
40(1)
Self-View
40(1)
Psychologic Tasks of Aging
40(1)
Developmental Tasks and Status
40(4)
Personality Styles and Phases
44(1)
Psychosocial Theories of Aging
45(1)
Disengagement
45(1)
Activity
45(1)
Continuity
45(1)
Sociologic Aging
46(10)
Social Gerontology
46(1)
Life Course
46(1)
Social Supports
47(1)
Reciprocity
47(1)
Longevity
47(9)
Health and Wellness
56(23)
Health
56(5)
Health Continuum
61(1)
Dimensions of Wellness
62(10)
Self-Responsibility
62(2)
Nutritional Awareness
64(1)
Physical Fitness
65(3)
Stress Management
68(2)
Additional Methods of Stress Reduction
70(1)
Environmental Sensitivity
70(2)
Chronicity and Wellness
72(7)
Chronicity
72(1)
Wellness in Chronic Illness
72(1)
Gender and Wellness
73(6)
Age-Related Changes
79(36)
Physiologic Questions
79(17)
Structure and Posture
81(1)
Skin, Hair, and Nails
82(1)
Photoaging
83(1)
Facial Changes
83(1)
Loss of Tissue Elasticity
83(1)
Body Composition
83(1)
Cardiovascular Changes
84(2)
Peripheral Vascular Changes
86(1)
Respiratory Changes
87(1)
Upper Airway
87(2)
Renal Changes
89(1)
Endocrine Changes
89(1)
Gastrointestinal Changes
90(2)
Nervous System Changes
92(1)
Sensory Changes
92(1)
Eye and Vision Changes
93(1)
Auditory Changes
94(2)
Immunologic Changes
96(1)
Biochemical and Genetic Changes
96(1)
Health Assessment
96(3)
Assessment Tools
99(3)
Physical Assessment
99(1)
Functional Assessment
100(1)
Mental Assessment
100(1)
Integrated Assessments
101(1)
Recording of Data
101(1)
Nursing Diagnosis and the Aged
102(13)
Appendix 4-A Normal Physical Assessment Findings in the Elderly
109(3)
Appendix 4-B Geriatric Assessment Instrument to Be Used in Primary Care
112(1)
Appendix 4-C Katz Index, Modified Barthel Index, and Functional Performance Tests
113(2)
Laboratory Values and Diagnostics
115(21)
Hematology
116(6)
Bone Marrow
116(1)
Red Blood Cells
116(1)
Hemoglobin
116(1)
Hematocrit
116(5)
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
121(1)
White Blood Cells
121(1)
Serum Chemistry
122(1)
Serum Iron
122(1)
Vitamin B12
122(1)
Folic Acid
122(1)
Endocrine
122(1)
Blood Chemistry
123(3)
Glucose
123(1)
Creatine Kinase
124(1)
Troponin
124(1)
Alkaline Phosphatase
124(1)
Alanine Aminotransferase/Serum Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminase
124(1)
Aspartate Aminotransferase
124(1)
Serum Albumin
124(1)
Cholesterol
125(1)
Triglycerides
125(1)
Calcium
125(1)
Uric Acid
126(1)
Prostate-Specific Antigen
126(1)
Renal Tests
126(2)
Urine
126(1)
Urinalysis
126(1)
Creatinine Clearance
127(1)
Bacteriuria
127(1)
Electrolytes
128(2)
Dehydration
128(1)
Potassium
128(1)
Sodium/Hyponatremia
128(2)
Hypernatremia
130(1)
Acid-Base Metabolism
130(1)
Long-Term Care
130(1)
Specimen Collection
131(5)
Phlebotomy
131(1)
Clean-Catch Urine Specimens
132(4)
PART II BASIC BIOLOGIC NEEDS
Managing Basic Physiologic Needs
136(39)
Nutritional Needs
137(16)
Food Guide Pyramid
137(2)
Recommended Dietary Allowance
139(1)
Factors Affecting Fulfillment of Nutritional Needs
140(3)
Problems in Nutrition
143(6)
Ethics of Nutrition
149(2)
Assessment
151(2)
Intervention
153(1)
Elimination
153(3)
Bowel Function
154(2)
Rest and Sleep
156(7)
Biorhythm and Sleep
156(1)
Normal Sleep Pattern
157(3)
Assessment
160(1)
Intervention
160(3)
Evaluation
163(1)
Activity
163(12)
Assessment
164(2)
Exercise Programs
166(1)
Senior Games
166(3)
Different Forms of Exercise
169(1)
Special Needs of Elderly People
169(1)
Safety Considerations
169(6)
Biologic Maintenance Needs
175(30)
Dental Health
175(9)
Changes in the Buccal Cavity during the Aging Process
176(1)
Common Dental Problems
177(2)
Assessment
179(1)
Interventions
179(2)
Assisting Dependant Elders
181(1)
Homebound
182(1)
Care of the Dentures
182(2)
Dental Implants
184(1)
Feet
184(8)
Foot Problems in Old Age
185(2)
Care of the Feet
187(1)
Assessment
188(1)
Interventions
189(3)
Integument
192(13)
Pigmentation Changes
195(1)
Nerves
195(1)
Glands
195(1)
Hair
196(1)
Nails
196(1)
Photoaging
196(1)
Skin Problems
196(3)
Keratoses
199(6)
Common Chronic Problems
205(74)
Chronicity
205(2)
Wellness in Chronic Illness
207(1)
Chronic Illness and Aging
208(3)
Scope of the Problem
208(1)
Chronic Illness Trajectory
209(1)
Special Considerations
210(1)
Assessment
211(2)
Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living: ADLs and IADLs
212(1)
Interventions
213(3)
Caring
213(1)
Small-Group Approaches to Chronic Illness
214(1)
Group Support by Telephone
214(1)
Adaptive Devices
214(2)
Prevention of Iatrogenic Disturbances
216(1)
Telephone Follow-up after Discharge
216(1)
Rehabilitation and Restorative Care
217(2)
Considerations in Planning Rehabilitation Care
217(2)
Common Chronic Disorders
219(42)
Diabetes Mellitus
220(4)
Stroke and its Consequences
224(2)
Pressure Sores (Pressure Ulcers)
226(2)
Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis
228(4)
Incontinence
232(7)
Diverticulosis
239(4)
Coronary Disease
243(3)
Congestive Heart Failure
246(4)
Vascular Insufficiency
250(2)
Pernicious Anemia
252(3)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
255(3)
Asthma
258(1)
Tuberculosis
259(2)
Health Beliefs and Adherence in Chronic Illness
261(1)
Compliance
261(1)
Chronic Problems and Long-Term Care
262(1)
Chronic Functional Disability and Home Care
262(17)
Effects of Chronic Illness on the Family
263(1)
Effects of Chronic Illness on the Individual
263(8)
Appendix 8-A Barthel Index
271(1)
Appendix 8-B Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Sore Risk
272(2)
Appendix 8-C Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living
274(3)
Appendix 8-D Minimum Data Set (MDS) Version 2.0 (Condensed) for Nursing Home Resident Assessment and Care Screening
277(2)
Pain and Comfort
279(27)
Acute and Chronic Pain
281(1)
Pain in the Aged
281(3)
Pain Control
284(4)
Pharmacologic Pain Control
284(2)
Nonpharmacologic Pain Control
286(2)
Placebo
288(1)
Pain Clinics
289(1)
Nurse's Role
290(16)
Assessment
290(6)
Intervention
296(2)
Evaluation
298(7)
Appendix 9-A Pain Control Plan
305(1)
Geropharmacology
306(31)
Trends in Health Care that Affect Medications in Elders
307(1)
Pharmacokinetics
307(4)
Absorption
307(1)
Metabolism
308(2)
Distribution
310(1)
Excretion
310(1)
Pharmacodynamics
311(1)
Problems with Drug Therapy and their Prevention
312(6)
Adverse Drug Reactions
312(1)
Drug-Drug Interactions
313(1)
Natural Product-Drug Interactions
313(3)
Food-Drug Interactions
316(1)
Drug Allergy
316(1)
Drugs and Sexuality
317(1)
Nursing Role and Interventions
318(1)
Monitoring
318(1)
Advocacy Role
318(1)
Patterns of Drug Use
318(12)
Polypharmacy
318(2)
Self-Prescribing of Medications: Prescription, Over-the-Counter, and Herbal Drugs
320(2)
Herbal Medicines
322(1)
Medications Prescribed for Behavioral and Psychiatric Concerns
322(1)
Noncompliance/Nonadherence
322(1)
Applying Theory to Practice
323(1)
Considering Provider Behavior: Guidelines for Safe Medication Practices
324(4)
Patient Education: A Nursing Role
328(1)
Self-Evaluation Questions
329(1)
Teaching Safe Practices
329(1)
Drug Use Assessment: The Interview
330(7)
Outcomes
330(7)
Herbs and Supplements
337(10)
Uses
337(1)
Herbs
337(1)
Teas
338(1)
Commonly Used Herbs and Teas
338(1)
Herbal Interactions with Medications
339(1)
Misuse
339(2)
The Nurse's Role
341(1)
Assessment
341(1)
Diagnosis
341(1)
Planning
341(1)
Intervention
341(1)
Evaluation
342(1)
Education
342(1)
Selected Conditions
342(5)
Use by Transplant Patients
342(1)
Hypertension
343(1)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Related Symptoms
343(1)
Gastrointestinal Disorders
343(1)
Cancer
343(1)
Alzheimer's Disease
343(1)
Perioperative Assessment
343(4)
Sensory Function
347(31)
The Sensory Apparatus
347(4)
Appreciation of Sensory Changes
348(1)
Alteration in Sensory Experience
348(3)
Healthy People 2010
351(1)
Vision
351(9)
Presbyopia
352(1)
Dry Eye
352(1)
Glaucoma
352(1)
Cataracts
353(3)
Diabetic Retinopathy
356(1)
Macular Degeneration
356(1)
Assessment of Vision
357(1)
Caring for the Elder with Visual Impairment
357(1)
Orientation Strategies for the Nonsighted
358(2)
Hearing and Hearing Impairment in the Aged
360(10)
Presbycusis
361(1)
Prelingual Deafness
361(1)
Cerumen Impaction
361(1)
Tinnitus
362(1)
The Hospitalized Hearing-Impaired Person
363(7)
Taste and Smell
370(2)
Taste
370(1)
Olfaction
371(1)
Perceptual Organization
372(6)
Disorientation
372(2)
Nursing to Integrate Sensory Stimuli
374(4)
Mobility
378(39)
Disorders Affecting Mobility
379(2)
Falls
380(1)
Falls: Causes and Consequences
381(20)
Factors Contributing to Falls
381(4)
Risk of Falling
385(1)
Gait Disorders
386(2)
Osteoporosis
388(4)
Rheumatic Diseases of Older Adults
392(7)
General Interventions to Manage Gait and Balance Disorders
399(2)
Functional Restoration
401(1)
Restraints
401(4)
Physical and Chemical Restraints
401(2)
Environmental Restraints
403(2)
Mobility Aids
405(12)
Assistive Devices
405(2)
Transportation
407(1)
Automobiles and Older People
407(7)
Appendix 13-A Osteoporosis Functional Disability Questionnaire
414(2)
Appendix 13-B Tinetti Balance and Gait Evaluation
416(1)
PART III SAFETY AND SECURITY NEEDS
Environmental Safety and Security
417(14)
Feeling Secure as One Ages
417(1)
Influences of Changing Health and Disability on Safety and Security
418(5)
Physical Vulnerability
418(5)
Effects of Changing Life Situations
423(1)
Auto Safety
423(1)
Neighborhood Security
423(1)
Crimes against the Elderly
424(1)
Risks and Vulnerability
424(1)
Fraudulent Schemes against Elders
424(1)
Fire Safety for Elders
425(2)
Risk Factors for Elders
425(2)
Risk for Suicide and Self-Neglect
427(4)
Economic, Health Care, and Legal Issues
431(19)
Legal and Economic Needs and Concerns of Older Adults
433(1)
Health and Planning for Care
433(5)
Historical Background
433(1)
Social Security
433(2)
Medicare
435(3)
Long-Term Care
438(3)
Long-Term Care Insurance
440(1)
Rights in Long-Term Care
440(1)
Housing for Older Adults
441(2)
Where Older Adults Live
441(1)
Financial Concerns about Housing
442(1)
Advocacy
443(1)
Powers of Attorney
443(1)
Guardians and Conservators
443(1)
Consent
444(1)
Advance Directives
444(1)
Elder Abuse
444(6)
Physical Abuse
445(1)
Sexual Abuse
445(1)
Emotional and Psychologic Abuse
445(1)
Neglect
445(1)
Financial Exploitation
445(1)
Self-Neglect
445(1)
Nursing Intervention
445(5)
Frailty, Vulnerability, Neglect, and Abuse
450(16)
Hardiness
451(1)
Vulnerability
451(2)
Physical Vulnerability
451(1)
Economic Vulnerability
452(1)
Ethnic Minorities and their Vulnerability
452(1)
Vulnerability to Fraud
452(1)
Spiritual Vulnerability
453(1)
Frailty
453(2)
Mental Frailty
453(1)
Failure to Thrive
454(1)
Elder Mistreatment
455(1)
Neglect
455(1)
Self-Neglect
456(1)
Undue Influence
456(1)
Abuse
456(10)
Elder Violence in Domestic Settings
457(2)
Principles of Working with Frail and Vulnerable Elders
459(1)
Frail and Vulnerable Aged and their Future
460(1)
Telecommunication Health Care Management
461(5)
PART IV THE NEED TO BELONG
Intimacy, Sexuality, and Aging
466(24)
Touch
466(3)
Intimacy Levels of Touch
467(1)
Touch Deprivation
468(1)
Therapeutic Touch
469(1)
Sexuality
469(15)
Acceptance and Companionship
470(1)
Femininity and Masculinity
470(1)
Sexual Health
471(1)
Age Variables
472(3)
Alternative Sexual Lifestyles
475(2)
AIDS and the Elderly
477(1)
Sexual Dysfunction
478(3)
Chronic Conditions and Sexuality
481(2)
Sex in the Nursing Home
483(1)
Nursing Roles and Functions
484(6)
Assessment
484(1)
Interventions
484(1)
Evaluation
484(6)
Relationships, Roles, and Transitions
490(28)
Relationships
491(1)
Friendships
491(1)
Mentoring Relationships
491(1)
Families
491(5)
Blended Families and the Elderly
492(1)
Couple Relationships
492(1)
Lesbians, Gays, Bisexual, and Transgender Couples
492(1)
Parental Relationship
493(1)
Grandparenting
493(2)
Great Grandparenting
495(1)
Siblings
495(1)
Other Kin
495(1)
Caregiving Roles
496(6)
Family Caregiving
496(1)
Caring for Parents
497(1)
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
497(1)
Spousal Caregiving
498(1)
Role Reversal in Spousal Caregiving
499(1)
Long-Distance Caregiving
499(1)
Role of Nonfamily Caregivers
499(1)
Role of Nursing Professionals in Providing Support for Caregivers
499(3)
Transitions
502(1)
Gender Considerations in Role Transitions
503(1)
Retirement
503(4)
Labor Force Participation
503(1)
Retirement and the Work Role Transition
504(1)
Retirement Planning
504(2)
Early Retirement
506(1)
Nurse's Role in Assisting in Retirement Preparation
506(1)
Satisfaction in Retirement
507(1)
Opportunities for New Development
507(1)
Volunteerism
507(1)
Health Care Volunteers
508(1)
Peer Counseling
508(1)
Volunteer Training and Roles
508(1)
Widows and Widowers
508(10)
Widowhood
509(1)
Transitions in Widowhood
509(1)
Widowers
510(1)
Nurse's Role with Widows and Widowers
511(1)
Divorce
511(1)
Transition from Health to Illness
512(1)
Roles of Client and Nurses
512(6)
PART V SELF-ESTEEM
Gender and Culture
518(32)
Differences Related to Birth Circumstance
518(15)
Cohorts
518(1)
Gender
519(2)
Population Diversity
521(4)
Culture
525(1)
Assimilation and Adaptation
526(1)
Cultural Competence and Sensitivity
527(1)
Cultural Groups
528(5)
Multicultural Nursing Perspectives
533(10)
Cultural and Health Belief Systems
534(1)
Culture and Health Practices
535(3)
Caring for the Minority Elderly
538(4)
Human Need Hierarchy
542(1)
Integrating Concepts
543(7)
Appendix 19-A Cultural Status Examinations
549(1)
Rural Aging
550(17)
Aging in Rural America
550(2)
Rural Concepts
552(4)
Definitions
552(1)
Characteristics of Rural Older Adults
552(2)
Health Status
554(2)
Cultural Characteristics
556(1)
Spirituality and Faith
556(1)
Health Services
557(2)
Rural Hospitals
557(1)
Home Care
558(1)
Nursing Homes
558(1)
Informal Care
559(1)
Rural Nursing
559(8)
Key Concepts of Rural Nursing
560(1)
Current Changes in Rural Nursing
561(6)
Cognition
567(33)
Cognitive Function
567(18)
Adult Cognition
567(1)
The Aging Brain
568(1)
Learning in Later Life
569(1)
Cognitive Impairment
570(3)
Confusion
573(3)
Irreversible Dementia
576(9)
Interventions: Caring for the Person with Dementia
585(9)
Basic Nutrition
586(1)
Dealing with Agitation
586(1)
Coping with Problem Behaviors
587(1)
Improving Communication
587(1)
Preventing Catastrophic Reactions
587(2)
Reality Orientation
589(1)
Validation Theory
590(1)
Healthy Aging in Dementia: Environmental Alterations
590(1)
Memory Enhancement
591(1)
Support Groups
591(1)
Caring for the Developmentally Disabled with Mental Retardation
591(1)
Families of Patients with Dementia
592(2)
Legal Issues in Geriatric Psychiatry
594(6)
Establishing Competence
594(1)
End-of-Life Decisions and Physician-Assisted Suicide
595(5)
Stress, Crises, and Health in Aging
600(16)
Stress
600(4)
Acute Stress
600(1)
Proximal Stressors
601(1)
Distal Stressors
601(1)
Chronic Stressors
601(1)
Stressors Experienced in the Process of Aging
601(2)
Assessment of Stress Levels
603(1)
Stress Management
603(1)
Crises
604(2)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
604(1)
Holocaust Survivors
605(1)
``Acts of God''
605(1)
Crisis Assessment
605(1)
Emotions and Illness
606(1)
Psychoneuroimmunology
606(1)
Dependency and Loss of Control
606(1)
Coping
607(4)
Personal and Contextual Determinants of Coping
609(1)
Hardiness and Buffers
609(1)
Establishing Control
609(2)
Wellness and Growth
611(5)
Mental Wellness and Disturbances
616(39)
Mental Health in Old Age
616(6)
Mental Health Services for the Elderly
617(2)
Demographics
619(1)
Psychologic Assessment of Elders
619(1)
Defenses
619(3)
Psychiatric Disorders of Aging
622(17)
Adjustment Disorders
622(1)
Anxiety Reactions
623(1)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
624(1)
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders
624(1)
Substance Abuse and Addictions
625(2)
Suspicion and Paranoia
627(1)
Delusions
628(1)
Hallucinations
628(1)
Schizophrenia
629(1)
Bipolar Disorder
629(1)
Depression
630(4)
Suicide
634(5)
Therapeutic Strategies to Promote Mental Health
639(6)
Community-Based Psychiatric Care
639(1)
Psychotherapy
639(6)
Nontraditional Therapy and Counseling
645(10)
Peer Counseling
645(1)
Self-Help Programs
645(1)
Mobile Clinics
646(6)
Appendix 23-A Depression Rating Scales
652(3)
PART VI SELF-ACTUALIZATION
End-of-Life Issues
655(46)
Loss, Grief, and Bereavement
655(1)
Conceptual Underpinnings of Grief
656(9)
Modernistic or Romantistic Approaches
657(1)
Postmodern Era
657(1)
Types of Grief
657(2)
Grief Work
659(1)
Grief Assessment
659(2)
Interventions
661(1)
Evaluations
662(3)
Process of Dying
665(8)
Nature of Dying
665(1)
Dying Process
665(2)
Nursing the Dying
667(1)
Needs of the Dying
668(3)
Spirituality and Hope
671(1)
Dying and Family
672(1)
Grieving and the Health Professional
673(5)
Assessment
674(1)
Intervention
675(1)
Hospice: An Alternative
676(2)
Current Issues in Death and Dying
678(23)
Palliative Care
678(1)
Advance Directives
679(5)
Planning for the Care of Survivors
684(6)
Appendix 24-A The Medical Directive
690(5)
Appendix 24-B Durable Power of Attorney
695(4)
Appendix 24-C Living Will Declaration
699(1)
Appendix 24-D Definitions and Equivalent Language Examples for Key Issues
700(1)
Self-Actualization, Spirituality, and Transcendence
701(40)
Self-Actualization
702(5)
Characteristics of the Self-Actualized
703(1)
Self-Renewal
704(1)
Learning and Growing in Later Life
705(1)
Education for Elders with Special Needs
706(1)
Peer Teaching and Learning
707(1)
Collective Actualization
707(1)
Politics and Power
708(1)
Creativity
708(4)
Creative Arts for the Elderly
709(1)
Creative Arts and Theater
710(2)
Recreation
712(2)
Leisure
712(1)
Natural World
713(1)
Bringing Young and Old Together
714(1)
Nursing and Self-Actualization
714(1)
Spirituality
714(6)
Study of Spirituality and Aging
715(1)
Religion
716(3)
Creative Health Care
719(1)
Nursing Assessment and Intervention to Encourage Spiritual Well-Being
720(1)
Transcendence
720(10)
Gerotranscendence
723(1)
Time Transcendence
723(1)
Sexuality as a Transcendent Mechanism
724(1)
Altered Mind States
724(4)
Hope as a Transcendent Mechanism
728(1)
Transcendence in Illness
729(1)
Suicide as Transcendence
729(1)
Nursing Interventions
730(1)
Legacies
730(4)
Autobiographies and Life Histories
730(3)
Living Legacies
733(1)
Self-Actualization, Transcendence, Legacies, and Nursing
734(7)
Name Index 741(19)
Subject Index 760

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