jeopardy presentation edition, final revision
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Health Populations Global AgingLong-Term
CareFamous Seniors
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Most prevalent chronic disease of older Americans, 65 and
older is.
Health – $100
What is high blood pressure?
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2-5% of Americans develop this disease by
the time they are 70.
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What is dementia?
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The fastest growing segment of the population In the U.S. and other
industrialized nations.
Health - $300
Who are the oldest-old (including centenarians)?
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This condition frequently assumed to be a typical byproduct of aging rather than a clinical diagnosis.
Health - $400
What is depression?
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Typically associated with men, this disease disportionately affects
women during midlife.
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What is heart disease?
Populations- $100
The majority of older American live in these types
of communities.
Populations- $100
What are rural communities?
Populations- $200
By 2030, 29% of Americans will share this common characteristic.
Populations- $200
What is being 65 and older?
Populations- $300
New Mexico ranks #1 in the nation on this population characteristic.
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What is the largest portion of Hispanic seniors in the nation?
Populations- $400
An average American can expect to live this age.
Populations- $400
What is 81?
Populations- $500
Nearly 50% of women over 75 live this type of household.
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What is a single-person household?
Global Aging- $100
This country has the largest total population AND the world’s
largest older population.
Global Aging- $100
What is China?
Global Aging - $200
This small nation has the world’s highest percentage of older
people?
Global Aging- $200
What is Japan?
Global Aging- $300
What are the leading killers of older people in Europe and
North America?
Global Aging- $300
Circulatory diseases (especially heart disease
and stroke)
Global Aging- $400
This developing region of the world has the highest percentage of old
people.
Global Aging- $400
What is the Caribbean?
Global Aging- $500
In this country, older people are the least likely to live alone.
Global Aging- $500
What is the Philippines?
Long-Term Care - $100
3% of older people live in this type of housing situation.
Long-Term Care - $100
What are nursing homes?
Long-Term Care - $200
The primary source of funding for skilled nursing care in the United
States.
Long-Term Care - $200
What is Medicaid?
Long-Term Care - $300
The primary source of long-term care in the United
States
Long-Term Care - $300
What is family caregiving?
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With incomes at or below the national median of $35,000 and
spend 20+ hours each week providing care, these people are the primary caregivers of older
people.
Long-Term Care - $400
Who are women?
Long-Term Care - $500
The future long-term care plans of the majority of midlife and older
Americans.
Long-Term Care - $500
What is aging in place?
Famous Seniors- $100
This famous senior was released from prison at the age of 72 and became the President of South
Africa at 76.
Famous Seniors- $100
Who is Nelson Mandela?
Famous Seniors- $200
She was the first female secretary of state and in 1997 she became the
highest ranking woman in the history of the U.S. government.
Famous Seniors - $300
Who is Madeleine Albright?
Famous Seniors - $300
This older man gave the keynote speech at the 2012 Republican
National Convention.
Famous Seniors - $300
Who is Clint Eastwood?
Famous Seniors- $400
At the age of 71 this man became the director of the CIA.
Currently at 74, he is now the Secretary of Defense.
Famous Seniors- $400
Who is Leon Panetta?
Famous Seniors - $500
“The idea of retiring is as foreign to me as the idea of hunting”
Comments this older woman active in women's rights and social justice.
Famous Seniors - $500
Who is Gloria Steinem?
Final Jeopardy
Compared with the U.S. median of 52 hours annually, seniors
contributed 96 hours per year to this activity.
Engagement
Final Jeopardy
Engagement
What is volunteering?
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