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Practice Question

Which of the following is a true statement about nutrition for older adults?

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Correct Answer:

Transportation can be a critical factor in nutritional insufficiency in older adults.

Rationale:

🔸 Limited transportation access can prevent older adults from purchasing nutritious foods.

🔸 Many older adults may live alone or in rural areas without reliable transport.

🔸 This leads to dependency on others, which can reduce food choices.

🔸 It may result in meal skipping or reliance on processed food.

🔸 Nurses should assess for community support programs like Meals on Wheels.

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This question is from RN Custom ATI NURS146 Gero Exam 2 which contains 56 questions.

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A. Assist with obtaining informed consent from the client.
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A. Comprehensive assessment
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A. Pointing to a grimacing face or crying
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A. Participants in Pace programs must be able to perform their own ADLs Independently.
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  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: ATI Exam(s)
  • Domain: RN ATI Adult Health
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