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CSA Vocabulary Test

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Neuroplasticity
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Macular degeneration
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Twisting
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Administrator (Administratrix)
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Out-of-hospital do not resuscitate (DNR) order
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Freedom-of-choice law
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Living will
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Informed consent
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Itemized deduction
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Trustee
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Delirium
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Bequest
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Pour-over will
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Rebating
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Adjusted taxable gifts
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Institutional abuse
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Intimacy
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Acute myocardial infarction
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Pure life income option
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Biological nuclear family
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Life insurance stipulation that pays proceeds over the lifetime of the beneficiary, with no residual benefits available to a second beneficiary if the first one dies.
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Kinship unit that consists of a husband and wife living together with children by birth or adoption only (i.e. does not include blended families)
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Deterioration of the tissue in the center of the retina (the macula) resulting in decreased central vision and reduced ability to see fine detail.
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Specialized expenses that are totaled and then subtracted from the AGI in the tax calculation process. Total itemized deductions are used in place of the standard deduction if the total itemized deduction amount exceeds the std. ded. amt for the taxpayer.
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Doctor's order authorizing emergency medical services technicians to honor a DNR order. Patients may wear some form of identification, such as a bracelet to inform technicians of the DNR.
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Person who settles the estate when an individual dies intestate.
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Person or organization that holds legal title to property held in a trust. The trustee holds and manages the property for the benefit of the trust beneficiary or beneficiaries.
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State statute that designates the next of kin to make funeral arrangements.
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Mutual, exchange of affection, trust and confidence.
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Use of misleading term, jargon, language that is confusing.
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Ability to learn new things even into advanced age.
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Giving and promising a valuable gift if in exchange for the purchases of an insurance policy or other investment.
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Also known as a heart attack. Occurs when an area of heart muscle dies or is permenantly damaged because of an inadequate supply of oxygen to that area.
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Legal condition whereby a person can be said to have agreed or given consent to allow something to happen based on a full appreciation and understanding of the facts and implications of the action.
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Provision of a will that instructs a court to transfer or pour over a dead person's probate assets into a trust, used if a senior has a trust and dies owning property that was not transferred to it.
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Act of transferring personal property by a will.
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Mistreatment of an older person living in a residential facility by people who have a legal or contractual obligation to provide the elder victim with care and protection.
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A decedents post-1976 taxable gifts, reduced by taxable gifts included in the gross estate, which are added to a decedents taxable estate to form the estate's tax base.
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Reversible organic mental disorder characterized by disturbances of attention, memory and orientation with altered levels of consciousness ranging from mild confusion to stupor. Delusions, illusions or hallucinations may be present.
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Document signed by a competent person stating what health care measures should or should not be taken in terminal situations if the person is incompetent to make such decisions at that time.
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Vessels that supply nutrients and oxygen to the heart muscle.
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Medical study of aging.
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$ for $ deduction that offsets calculated tax. Credits are allowed for the elderly & permanently & totaly disabled, child & dependent care expenses, foriegn tax pd, exp for the construction & rehab of qualified low-inc housing & certain education expenses
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State of mental or physical exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress.
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Condition in which stroke patients have trouble eating and swallowing.
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A state that deems property originally purchased in that state may not be held as community property.
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Inability to recognize familiar objects in the absence of sesory deficits.
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Mental disorder surrounding abuse of specific medication or drug. Includes development of tolerance for the substance; withdrawal symptoms; considerable time spent obtaining, consuming & recovering from use; desire/ unsuccess efforts to reduce amt or stop
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Persistent thought, idea or image that is anxiety provoking and at least initially, believed by an individual to be absurd.
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Insurance coverage that furnishes life insurance protection at a level premium amount for the insured's whole life and includes a savings element on which a minimum rate of return is guaranteed.

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