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Treading New Water
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What does AYA stand for?
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Adolescent and Young Adult
American Youth Association
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Acute Yellow Atrophy
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What is one psychosocial needs of this population?
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Need to go outside
Need for social connections with peers
Wanting to date
Want for a pet
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Which are activities that would meet the needs of this population?
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Education, support groups, and focus groups
Fun activities to build relationships with peers like a game night
Going out in town to dance
A and B
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What two challenges of creating a program that utilizes child life practice in an adult hospital setting?
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It's between child life and adult therapeutic recreation programs
What resources and budget will be needed for this program
Develop a new structure for their department
All of the above
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Why is it important to have an AYA cancer program?
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They have higher levels of distress, they can have fertility issues, they are less likely to access adult oncology support groups, and over half do not receive cancer related follow-up care
They don't fit into childcare programs or adult programs
Lack of resources for the AYA population
All of the above
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What is NOT a resource parents may need for caring for their AYA patient?
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How to decorate their hospital room
Explaining death to children and end of life situations
Support groups for other parents caring for their AYA patient
How to explain a cancer diagnosis to their child/young adult
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Why would a diversional activity be beneficial for AYA patients?
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It helps the patient open up to talk
It helps them think of something else during the activity
It helps get build social connections with peers and classmates
A and B
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8.
What ages are pertain to the Identity vs Role Confusion stage?
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18-25 years old
12-18 years old
10-20 years old
18-39 years old
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9.
What ages are considered young adulthood?
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18-39 years old
16-35 years old
21-25 years old
12-18 years old
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10.
If you are in the Intimacy vs Isolation stage what age range may you be?
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Late Stage
Early Childhood
Young Adulthood
Adult Years
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