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Which of the following is an expected age-related respiratory change?
A. Increased lung elasticity.B. Decreased lung elasticity and decreased cough reflC. Enhanced cough reflex.D. Increased vital capacity.
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Which of the following is an expected age-related gastrointestinal change?
A. Increased saliva production.B. Decreased mobility, decreased saliva, and constipaC. Increased bowel motility.D. Improved nutrient absorption.
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Which of the following is an expected age-related genitourinary change?
A. Increased bladder capacity.B. Decreased kidney function and decreased bladder caC. Increased kidney filtration rate.D. Improved bladder control.
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Which of the following is an expected age-related endocrine/metabolic change?
A. Increased metabolism.B. Increased insulin sensitivity.C. Decreased metabolism and decreased insulin sensitiD. Decreased blood glucose regulation demand.
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Which of the following is an expected age-related sensory change?
A. Improved near vision without correction.B. Decreased vision (presbyopia), decreased hearing (C. Increased hearing acuity.D. Enhanced sense of smell.
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Which of the following is an expected age-related neurologic change?
A. Faster reflexes.B. Improved short-term memory.C. Slower reflexes and decreased short-term memory.D. Enhanced long-term memory formation.
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Which of the following is an expected age-related immune system change?
A. Increased immunity.B. Decreased immunity.C. No change in immune function.D. Enhanced antibody response.
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What is a primary goal of health promotion for the older adult?
A. Maintaining independence and quality of life.B. Eliminating all physical activity.C. Encouraging social isolation to reduce infection rD. Minimizing all healthcare visits.
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Which nursing strategies support health promotion goals for older adults? Select all that apply.
A. Encourage regular exercise.B. Encourage balanced nutrition.C. Encourage social engagement.D. Encourage mental stimulation.
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Which of the following best describes primary prevention in geriatric care?
A. Early detection through screenings and checkups.B. Preventing disease through immunizations and exercC. Reducing complications through rehabilitation and D. Treating an existing illness aggressively.
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Which of the following best describes secondary prevention in geriatric care?
A. Preventing disease through immunizations.B. Early detection through screenings and routine cheC. Reducing complications through rehab and therapy.D. Long-term palliative care.
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Which of the following best describes tertiary prevention in geriatric care?
A. Preventing disease before it occurs.B. Early disease detection.C. Reducing complications through rehabilitation and D. Health education for well adults.
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Which dietary modification is generally recommended to support healthy aging?
A. Increased fiber, increased fluids, decreased sodiuB. Decreased fiber and fluids.C. Increased sodium and sugar intake.D. Decreased protein intake regardless of individual
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What is a primary goal of home health nursing related to patient independence?
A. Encourage complete reliance on caregivers.B. Promote independence and safety at home.C. Relocate the client to a facility as soon as possiD. Limit the client’s involvement in care decisions.
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Which is an appropriate fall-prevention strategy for a home health nurse to recommend?
A. Use loose throw rugs for cushioning.B. Keep walkways clear of clutter and secure rugs.C. Keep lighting dim at night.D. Encourage rushing during transfers.
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Which strategy would best improve medication management for an older adult receiving home health care?
A. Use pill organizers and clear labeling.B. Store all medications together in one unlabeled coC. Encourage the client to double doses if one is misD. Avoid discussing medications with family.
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Home health nurses should monitor older adult clients for which safety concern in particular?
A. Excessive social engagement.B. Elder neglect or abuse.C. Over-immunization.D. Excessive independence.
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Which action best reflects care coordination in home health nursing?
A. Working independently without consulting the care B. Coordinating care with family members and the inteC. Limiting communication with the healthcare provideD. Making all care decisions without family input.
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The mnemonic “OLD SKIN” is used to remember common age-related integumentary changes. Which of the following reflects the changes included in this mnemonic?
A. Increased oil production, increased elasticity, anB. Decreased oil, less elasticity, dryness, slower heC. Increased elasticity and improved wound healing.D. No significant integumentary changes with age.
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The mnemonic “FACT-ID” is used to remember six major theories of aging. Which theories does this mnemonic represent?
A. Free radical, Activity, Continuity, (DisengagementB. Wear and tear, Cross-linking, and Erikson’s theoriC. Only genetic and immunity theories.D. Only psychosocial theories of aging.
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The mnemonic “PET” is used to remember the three levels of prevention. What does each letter represent?
A. Primary–Prevent, Secondary–Early detect, Tertiary–B. Physical, Emotional, Therapeutic.C. Prevention, Evaluation, Treatment (for acute illneD. Primary–Treat, Secondary–Prevent, Tertiary–Detect.
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The nurse understands that gerontology is best defined as:
A. The medical treatment of older adults.B. The scientific study of aging and related problemsC. The study of chronic illness in the elderly.
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According to the Activity Theory of aging, what promotes the greatest satisfaction?
A. Social withdrawal.B. Remaining physically and mentally active.C. Avoiding stress and responsibility.
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The wear and tear theory of aging suggests that:
A. Aging is a programmed genetic process.B. The immune system causes body deterioration.C. Body cells wear out from accumulated damage.
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Which change is considered normal aging?
A. Sudden memory loss.B. Slower reaction time.C. Tremors and confusion.
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