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23-Late Adulthood - Biosocial Age 65 until the end

Roman lives in the United States, where there is an increasing elderly population. As a result, if we graphed the population by age and the number in each age group, the graph would look like a ______________. A. Circle B. Square C. Pyramid D. Oval E. None of the above

Roman lives in the United States, where there is an increasing elderly population. As a result, if we graphed the population by age and the number in each age group, the graph would look like a ______________. A. Circle B. Square C. Pyramid D. Oval E. None of the above

Amanda will probably live longer than previous generations, and have a shorter time of being sick or ill before dying. This is referred to as ______________. A. Senescence B. Dependency ratio C. Compression of morbidity D. Illness ratio E. None of the above

Amanda will probably live longer than previous generations, and have a shorter time of being sick or ill before dying. This is referred to as ______________. A. Senescence B. Dependency ratio C. Compression of morbidity D. Illness ratio E. None of the above

As Amanda becomes 70 to 80 years old, her bones will ______________. A. Become more porous B. Become less porous C. Gain calcium D. Gain strength E. None of the above

As Amanda becomes 70 to 80 years old, her bones will ______________. A. Become more porous B. Become less porous C. Gain calcium D. Gain strength E. None of the above

Mai is happy that her mother lived a long life because she believes DNA will regulate the aging process. This idea is referred to as the __________________. A. Free radical hypothesis B. Cellular accident C. Genetic clock D. Error catastrophe E. None of the above

Mai is happy that her mother lived a long life because she believes DNA will regulate the aging process. This idea is referred to as the __________________. A. Free radical hypothesis B. Cellular accident C. Genetic clock D. Error catastrophe E. None of the above

Mike is encouraged in his desire to live a long life because under ideal conditions human cells will only stop dividing ______________. A. After they lose their DNA B. After age 80 C. After children become adults D. After 50 divisions E. None of the above

Mike is encouraged in his desire to live a long life because under ideal conditions human cells will only stop dividing ______________. A. After they lose their DNA B. After age 80 C. After children become adults D. After 50 divisions E. None of the above

Jesse’s research has shown that ___________ in cells may be related to how long a person may live. A. B cells B. T cells C. Allie’s D. Hayflick cells E. None of the above

Jesse’s research has shown that ___________ in cells may be related to how long a person may live. A. B cells B. T cells C. Allie’s D. Hayflick cells E. None of the above Telomeres

Regarding the aging of Janet’s cells, _______________________. A. Cells can duplicate indefinitely B. Aging may result from the loss of the ability of cells to duplicate perfectly C. Adult cells can duplicate more rapidly and more times than cells from embryos D. Free radicals can help reduce aging E. None of the above

Regarding the aging of Janet’s cells, _______________________. A. Cells can duplicate indefinitely B. Aging may result from the loss of the ability of cells to duplicate perfectly C. Adult cells can duplicate more rapidly and more times than cells from embryos D. Free radicals can help reduce aging E. None of the above

James and Helen both live in Seattle, and both are most likely to die from __________. cardiovascular disease cancer diabetes Alzheimer’s disease

James and Helen both live in Seattle, and both are most likely to die from __________. cardiovascular disease cancer diabetes Alzheimer’s disease

Since you want to live to an advanced age, what is the one best thing you could do? A. Retire early to avoid the stress of work B. Keep working throughout life C. Move to a city that has good medical care D. Drink a glass of wine each day E. Eat a high-protein diet

Since you want to live to an advanced age, what is the one best thing you could do? A. Retire early to avoid the stress of work B. Keep working throughout life C. Move to a city that has good medical care D. Drink a glass of wine each day E. Eat a high-protein diet

Your young child wakes up a few nights per month seemingly in a panic Your young child wakes up a few nights per month seemingly in a panic. She sits up in bed screaming and crying. You rush in to calm her and to see what is happening. The child usually returns to sleep and doesn’t remember this happening at all. What is the best explanation for this behavior? A. She may be exhibiting symptoms of early onset epilepsy. B. She has excessive anxiety during the day. C. She has too much sugar in her diet. D. She is probably experiencing night terrors, a fairly common event in early childhood. Answer: D Believe in yourself! You can do more than you think you can!