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1. Anurseisdiscussing an olderadult'sjrecent diagnosisofrheumatoidarthritiswithajcolleann nn nn
gue. Whichjofthenurse'sstatementsreflectsjan accuratejviewoftherelationshipjbetween a
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gingandwellness?
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A) “It's importantthatthejindividualknowsthisis an expectedpartofgrowingjolder.”
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B) “We need tojteach the olderjadult how hejcan keep living a fruitful lifejin spiteof h
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is diagnosis.”
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C) “Weneedtomakesureourteachingisjnottoodetailedjforsomeonejofhisage.”
D) “Weneedtoensurehisexpectationsofcontinuingtojlivealonearerealistic.”
2. Anurseisteaching an olderpersonabouttheconceptofsuccessfulaging. Whichofjthejnurs
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e'squestionsaddresses an importantcontributortosuccessful aging?
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A) “Are youlargelyfreeofacuteorchronicillnesses?”
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B) “Doyoufeelfinanciallysecure?”
C) “Dojyou feeljlike you actively engage with life?”
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D) “Doyouhaveareliablesupportjnetwork?”
3. Anjolder adulthasrecentlybeguntodisplayunprecedentedlapsesinjshort-term
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memory. Thenurseoverhearsacolleaguereassuringthepersonbysaying,“Trynottoworr
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n y; it's justajpartjofjgrowing older.” Thenursejrecognizesthatthisis an exampleofjwhat
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phen omenon?
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A) Multiplejeopardy
B) Gerontophobia
C) Ageattribution
D) Implicitageism
4. Anursehearsjacolleaguejmakethestatement,“Mostolderadultshavenothingtoworryabo n
n utfinancially.”Whichresponseismostappropriate?
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A) “You have to remember that there's a huge economic disparity among olderad
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ults.”
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B) “Actually,thejnumberofolderpeoplejlivingbelowthejpovertylinehasbeenincr
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easing,notdecreasing.”
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C) “Thisjisn't reallytruenow, butitistruejthatthegapsthatdisadvantagedgroupsjlivewith
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arejexpectedjtoshrink.”
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D) “Thisjistrueforsomegroups,butjnotforminoritiesjwhoarejlesslikelytobelivingwitht
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heirrelatives.”
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5. Anurseisconductingastudyonjthejneedsandlivingsituationsofolderadultsinthecom n n
n munity. Whichstatementjshouldthenursetakejinto account?
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A) Amajorityofolderadultswillliveina jnursinghome at somejpoint. nn nn
B) Moreoldermenlivealonejthanjdoolderwomen.
C) Assisted living arrangements have become increasingly common.
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D) Mostjolderadultsresideinsomeformofinstitutionalarrangement.
6. Anursewhoprovidescaretomanyolderadultsrecognizesthejimportanceofimplementingj
awellnessapproachtocare. Whatprinciplejunderliesthisapproachtothehealthcareofolde
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radults?
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A) Olderadultshavedecreasingexpectationsforwellness astheymovethroughthejagi n n
ngprocess. nn
B) Healthproblemsarea Westernculturalconstructthathasnoobjective, physiologicbas n nn
is. n n
C) Olderadultsmustcometoacceptajdeclinejinwellness as theyage. n n n n
D) Ajholistic approach to caring for older adults can foster their well-
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being atjevery stage of life.
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7. Adiabetesnursejisprovidingcareforaj73-year-
oldclientwhoisjaregular clientofthehospital'sout- nn
patientjdiabetes clinic. Whatjassessmentquestionmostclearlyaddressesthisclient'spoten
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tialforoptimalfunction?
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A) “What are somejgoals that youjhave for maximizingjyour level of wellness?”
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B) “How can we helpjyoutotakeownershipof yourownhealth?”
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C) “Isthereanythingjthat you'rejdoingthatjmightbeexacerbatingyourdiabetes?” nn
D) “How longdojyouthinkthat you'llbeabletoliveindependently?”
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8. Anursecaresfor an 81-year- nn nn
oldclientwhosecurrentjhospitaladmissionhasbeenjpromptedby an exacerbationjofchr nn nn
onicjrenalfailure. Whichactionjbythenursewillbestjemphasizejthe goalofclientwellne
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ss?
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A) Askforthejclient'scodestatusbejchangedto“donotresuscitate.”
B) Explorejthe client's abilities and strengths. nn nn nn nn
C) Showtheclientotherswhoaremoreill.
D) Teachtheclientthatjhealthproblemsdojnothavetoaffectdailyroutines.
9. Anurseadministratorisjinvolvedinstrategicplanningforalargejlong-
termcarefacilitythatjhaslocationsjinnumerousregionsofthecountry.Whatjtrendjshouldth n
enursejadministratoranticipate?
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A) Adecreaseintheproportionofolderadultswhoaremembersjofminoritygroups
B) Agradualdeclineinoveralllifejexpectancy
C) Averagejlongevityofmen exceedingjthatofwomen n
D) Increased use of assisted living facilities by older adults
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1. Anurseisdiscussing an olderadult'sjrecent diagnosisofrheumatoidarthritiswithajcolleann nn nn
gue. Whichjofthenurse'sstatementsreflectsjan accuratejviewoftherelationshipjbetween a
nn nn nn nn
gingandwellness?
nn
A) “It's importantthatthejindividualknowsthisis an expectedpartofgrowingjolder.”
nn n nn
B) “We need tojteach the olderjadult how hejcan keep living a fruitful lifejin spiteof h
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is diagnosis.”
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C) “Weneedtomakesureourteachingisjnottoodetailedjforsomeonejofhisage.”
D) “Weneedtoensurehisexpectationsofcontinuingtojlivealonearerealistic.”
2. Anurseisteaching an olderpersonabouttheconceptofsuccessfulaging. Whichofjthejnurs
nn nn nn
e'squestionsaddresses an importantcontributortosuccessful aging?
nn nn nn nn
A) “Are youlargelyfreeofacuteorchronicillnesses?”
n n
B) “Doyoufeelfinanciallysecure?”
C) “Dojyou feeljlike you actively engage with life?”
nn nn nn nn nn nn
D) “Doyouhaveareliablesupportjnetwork?”
3. Anjolder adulthasrecentlybeguntodisplayunprecedentedlapsesinjshort-term
n n n n
memory. Thenurseoverhearsacolleaguereassuringthepersonbysaying,“Trynottoworr
n n
n y; it's justajpartjofjgrowing older.” Thenursejrecognizesthatthisis an exampleofjwhat
n nn nn nn nn nn nn
phen omenon?
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A) Multiplejeopardy
B) Gerontophobia
C) Ageattribution
D) Implicitageism
4. Anursehearsjacolleaguejmakethestatement,“Mostolderadultshavenothingtoworryabo n
n utfinancially.”Whichresponseismostappropriate?
n n
A) “You have to remember that there's a huge economic disparity among olderad
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ults.”
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B) “Actually,thejnumberofolderpeoplejlivingbelowthejpovertylinehasbeenincr
n
easing,notdecreasing.”
nn n
C) “Thisjisn't reallytruenow, butitistruejthatthegapsthatdisadvantagedgroupsjlivewith
nn nn
arejexpectedjtoshrink.”
n n n
D) “Thisjistrueforsomegroups,butjnotforminoritiesjwhoarejlesslikelytobelivingwitht
n n
heirrelatives.”
n n
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5. Anurseisconductingastudyonjthejneedsandlivingsituationsofolderadultsinthecom n n
n munity. Whichstatementjshouldthenursetakejinto account?
n n n nn nn
A) Amajorityofolderadultswillliveina jnursinghome at somejpoint. nn nn
B) Moreoldermenlivealonejthanjdoolderwomen.
C) Assisted living arrangements have become increasingly common.
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D) Mostjolderadultsresideinsomeformofinstitutionalarrangement.
6. Anursewhoprovidescaretomanyolderadultsrecognizesthejimportanceofimplementingj
awellnessapproachtocare. Whatprinciplejunderliesthisapproachtothehealthcareofolde
n n nn
radults?
nn
A) Olderadultshavedecreasingexpectationsforwellness astheymovethroughthejagi n n
ngprocess. nn
B) Healthproblemsarea Westernculturalconstructthathasnoobjective, physiologicbas n nn
is. n n
C) Olderadultsmustcometoacceptajdeclinejinwellness as theyage. n n n n
D) Ajholistic approach to caring for older adults can foster their well-
nn nn nn nn n n nn n n nn
being atjevery stage of life.
nn nn nn nn
7. Adiabetesnursejisprovidingcareforaj73-year-
oldclientwhoisjaregular clientofthehospital'sout- nn
patientjdiabetes clinic. Whatjassessmentquestionmostclearlyaddressesthisclient'spoten
nn nn
tialforoptimalfunction?
nn n
A) “What are somejgoals that youjhave for maximizingjyour level of wellness?”
nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn
B) “How can we helpjyoutotakeownershipof yourownhealth?”
nn nn nn nn
C) “Isthereanythingjthat you'rejdoingthatjmightbeexacerbatingyourdiabetes?” nn
D) “How longdojyouthinkthat you'llbeabletoliveindependently?”
nn nn
8. Anursecaresfor an 81-year- nn nn
oldclientwhosecurrentjhospitaladmissionhasbeenjpromptedby an exacerbationjofchr nn nn
onicjrenalfailure. Whichactionjbythenursewillbestjemphasizejthe goalofclientwellne
nn nn nn
ss?
nn
A) Askforthejclient'scodestatusbejchangedto“donotresuscitate.”
B) Explorejthe client's abilities and strengths. nn nn nn nn
C) Showtheclientotherswhoaremoreill.
D) Teachtheclientthatjhealthproblemsdojnothavetoaffectdailyroutines.
9. Anurseadministratorisjinvolvedinstrategicplanningforalargejlong-
termcarefacilitythatjhaslocationsjinnumerousregionsofthecountry.Whatjtrendjshouldth n
enursejadministratoranticipate?
n n
A) Adecreaseintheproportionofolderadultswhoaremembersjofminoritygroups
B) Agradualdeclineinoveralllifejexpectancy
C) Averagejlongevityofmen exceedingjthatofwomen n
D) Increased use of assisted living facilities by older adults
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