Ashford University

SOC 313

Week 2 Quiz

1)Antonia is the only caregiver for her elderly mother. Accordingly, Antonia is at greater risk for depression and additional stress if she ignores her own

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In 90 to 95 percent of all cases, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Celina has a “butterfly rash” across her nose and cheeks. This type of rash is

one symptom of which autoimmune disease?

Neurasthenia was an early name for a condition that, until 1987, was commonly believed to be a psychiatric problem. What is this autoimmune condition known as today?

How is cerebral palsy classified?

What does the presence of antinuclear antibodies typically indicate?

For three years, Julia has had an autoimmune disease known as psoriatic

arthritis. Lately, she has also suffered a secondary chronic condition, nerve damage in her feet. What is this effect called?

On average, which race spends the largest percentage of their income on a

chronically ill or disabled family member?

As an autoimmune disease sufferer, Nico sometimes has problems with

thinking, memory, and concentration. Combined, these indicators are known as            .

Janine’s physicians tell her that her rheumatoid arthritis is idiopathic. What does this mean?

Jamal is a social worker developing a special program for people in his

community who care for loved ones with neurodegenerative diseases. After reviewing all the research related to caregivers, he makes a prioritized list of the caregivers’ concerns. Which of the following concerns is MOST likely to be at the top of his list?

What is the purpose of respite care?

Which of the following statements best describes the difference between

Huntington’s and Parkinson’s disease?

For which of the following people would a doctor recommend early predictive

testing for a neurodegenerative disease?

Why are the micro effects of Huntington’s disease different than those for

Parkinson’s disease?