TOWARD HEALTHY AGING HUMAN NEEDS
AND NURSING RESPONSE EXAM 1 EXAM PREP
2026 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS FULLY SOLVED GRADED A+
◉ Functional wellness activities for an 85-year-old male client with
diabetes. Answer: Encouraging the client to maintain current levels
of physical activity.
◉ Typical profile of a centenarian in the United States (2010).
Answer: A Caucasian woman who lives in an urban area of a
Southern state.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding life expectancy. Answer:
Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for remembering baby boomers' chronic
conditions. Answer: Remembering.
◉ Cognitive Level for applying functional wellness activities.
Answer: Applying.
,◉ Cognitive Level for applying centenarian profile. Answer:
Applying.
◉ Research on health promotion strategies in older adults. Answer:
Demonstrates that they have low efficacy.
◉ Health promotion strategies effectiveness. Answer: Research that
exists demonstrates that health promotion strategies are highly
effective.
◉ Super-centenarians' expected number trend. Answer: Expected to
increase in coming years.
◉ Genetic mutations in super-centenarians. Answer: Theorized to
make them less susceptible to common diseases.
◉ Importance of immunizations for older adults. Answer: Critical for
health maintenance.
◉ Annual physical examinations for older adults. Answer: Important
for preventive health care.
◉ Screening for diabetes in older adults. Answer: Essential for early
detection and management.
, ◉ Vision and hearing screening for older adults. Answer: Important
for maintaining quality of life.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding preventive services. Answer:
Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for applying wellness education. Answer:
Applying.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding super-centenarians. Answer:
Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding chronic conditions in baby
boomers. Answer: Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding centenarian demographics.
Answer: Understanding.
◉ Primary prevention. Answer: Strategies that are used to prevent
an illness before it occurs and maintaining wellness across the
continuum of care.
AND NURSING RESPONSE EXAM 1 EXAM PREP
2026 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS FULLY SOLVED GRADED A+
◉ Functional wellness activities for an 85-year-old male client with
diabetes. Answer: Encouraging the client to maintain current levels
of physical activity.
◉ Typical profile of a centenarian in the United States (2010).
Answer: A Caucasian woman who lives in an urban area of a
Southern state.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding life expectancy. Answer:
Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for remembering baby boomers' chronic
conditions. Answer: Remembering.
◉ Cognitive Level for applying functional wellness activities.
Answer: Applying.
,◉ Cognitive Level for applying centenarian profile. Answer:
Applying.
◉ Research on health promotion strategies in older adults. Answer:
Demonstrates that they have low efficacy.
◉ Health promotion strategies effectiveness. Answer: Research that
exists demonstrates that health promotion strategies are highly
effective.
◉ Super-centenarians' expected number trend. Answer: Expected to
increase in coming years.
◉ Genetic mutations in super-centenarians. Answer: Theorized to
make them less susceptible to common diseases.
◉ Importance of immunizations for older adults. Answer: Critical for
health maintenance.
◉ Annual physical examinations for older adults. Answer: Important
for preventive health care.
◉ Screening for diabetes in older adults. Answer: Essential for early
detection and management.
, ◉ Vision and hearing screening for older adults. Answer: Important
for maintaining quality of life.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding preventive services. Answer:
Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for applying wellness education. Answer:
Applying.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding super-centenarians. Answer:
Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding chronic conditions in baby
boomers. Answer: Understanding.
◉ Cognitive Level for understanding centenarian demographics.
Answer: Understanding.
◉ Primary prevention. Answer: Strategies that are used to prevent
an illness before it occurs and maintaining wellness across the
continuum of care.
