The nurse educator is aware that the nursing student has a grasp of the primary prevention needs of older adults when the nursing student makes which of the following comments?
A) It is unnecessary for older adults to receive immunizations.
B) All older adults must restrict their sodium intake.
C) Older adults don't need to drink as much fluid as they are often less thirsty.
D) The oral health of older adults is often neglected and so it is important that they see a dentist regularly.
Ans: D
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