What are some positive effects of pet therapy for residents in a long-term care facility? Select all that apply

a. Increases socialization
b. Increases blood pressure
c. Decreases pain
d. Decreases loneliness
e. Decreases insomnia


A, C, D
Many facilities have resident pets or can arrange to have pets visit. Pet therapy can increase socialization, lower blood pressure, and decrease loneliness and perception of pain.

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