Older Adults and Patients with Special Healthcare or Functional Needs Crossword

Care Provided in the final months of life to a terminally ill patient
The loss of the ability to hear from one or both ears; can be mild, moderate, severe, or profound, due to illness,medication,noise exposure,or injury
Care provided to families during the period of grief and mourning surrounding a death
A collection of symptoms caused by any of the several disorders of the brain; characterized by significantly impaired intellectual functioning that interferes with normal activities and relationships
Swelling in body tissues caused by fluid accumulation
A reaction a person experiences when the person has become overwhelmed; signs include screaming, throwing objects and striking out
The most common type of dementia in older people, in which thought, memory and language are impaired
A symptom of Alzheimer's disease in which a person becomes increasingly restless or confused as late afternoon or evening approaches
A range of medical conditions that affect a person's mood or ability to think, feel, relate to others and function in everyday activities.
Impairment of thinking abilities including memory, judgment, reasoning, problem solving and decision making.