While organizing a walking program at an assisted living facility, one resident asks why older people should exercise. Which response would be the best for the nurse to make?
1. "You aren't too old to exercise."
2. "Exercise can help increase your blood pressure."
3. "Exercise has not been shown to have any benefits for people over 80."
4. "Exercise can help reduce the negative effects of stress, which can impact your physical health."
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Rationale: The statement "You aren't too old to exercise" does not answer the resident's question.
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