NUR 163, Exam 1 (2026) Updated Exam 2026
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Exam Questions (Actual Exam 2026-2027)
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Health promotion benefits - ANSWERS-Exercise, nutrition, and routine preventive
screenings
GI aging changes - ANSWERS-Slowed motility, decreased saliva, reduced stomach
acid
GI complications in aging - ANSWERS-Constipation, GERD, poor nutrient absorption
Neurologic aging changes - ANSWERS-Slower reaction time and nerve conduction
Normal memory aging - ANSWERS-Does not interfere with ADLs
Endocrine aging changes - ANSWERS-Decreased insulin sensitivity
Endocrine risk in older women - ANSWERS-Hypothyroidism
Female reproductive aging - ANSWERS-Vaginal dryness and decreased elasticity
Male reproductive aging - ANSWERS-Enlarged prostate and erectile changes
, Sexual desire in aging - ANSWERS-Intimacy remains important
Major safety risks for older adults - ANSWERS-Falls, injury, medication errors
Lifestyle modification - ANSWERS-Changes in habits to improve health (diet, activity,
smoking cessation)
Non-adherence causes - ANSWERS-Cost, side effects, complex regimens
Adherence strategies - ANSWERS-Pill organizers, written instructions, caregiver
involvement
Effective communication with older adults - ANSWERS-Slow clear speech, avoid
jargon, face patient
Elderspeak - ANSWERS-Infantilizing language such as 'sweetie' that should be avoided
Baseline body temperature in older adults - ANSWERS-Lower than younger adults
Cardiac output in aging - ANSWERS-Slower with reduced stress response
Colon cancer screening age - ANSWERS-Begins 45-50, often stops near 75
Mammogram frequency - ANSWERS-Every 1-2 years
Bone density screening - ANSWERS-Women starting at age 65
Influenza vaccine - ANSWERS-Given annually
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Exam Questions (Actual Exam 2026-2027)
Correct Detailed & Verified ANSWERS (100%
Accurate Solutions) ALREADY GRADED
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Health promotion benefits - ANSWERS-Exercise, nutrition, and routine preventive
screenings
GI aging changes - ANSWERS-Slowed motility, decreased saliva, reduced stomach
acid
GI complications in aging - ANSWERS-Constipation, GERD, poor nutrient absorption
Neurologic aging changes - ANSWERS-Slower reaction time and nerve conduction
Normal memory aging - ANSWERS-Does not interfere with ADLs
Endocrine aging changes - ANSWERS-Decreased insulin sensitivity
Endocrine risk in older women - ANSWERS-Hypothyroidism
Female reproductive aging - ANSWERS-Vaginal dryness and decreased elasticity
Male reproductive aging - ANSWERS-Enlarged prostate and erectile changes
, Sexual desire in aging - ANSWERS-Intimacy remains important
Major safety risks for older adults - ANSWERS-Falls, injury, medication errors
Lifestyle modification - ANSWERS-Changes in habits to improve health (diet, activity,
smoking cessation)
Non-adherence causes - ANSWERS-Cost, side effects, complex regimens
Adherence strategies - ANSWERS-Pill organizers, written instructions, caregiver
involvement
Effective communication with older adults - ANSWERS-Slow clear speech, avoid
jargon, face patient
Elderspeak - ANSWERS-Infantilizing language such as 'sweetie' that should be avoided
Baseline body temperature in older adults - ANSWERS-Lower than younger adults
Cardiac output in aging - ANSWERS-Slower with reduced stress response
Colon cancer screening age - ANSWERS-Begins 45-50, often stops near 75
Mammogram frequency - ANSWERS-Every 1-2 years
Bone density screening - ANSWERS-Women starting at age 65
Influenza vaccine - ANSWERS-Given annually
