Which of the following are characteristics of healthy older adults?
A) They are able to perform functional activities of daily living.
B) They are able to adapt, to continue to handle stress, and to be active in life and living.
C) They maintain the maximum degree of physical, mental, and social vigor.
D) They are likely to be dependent on others.
E) They reside in institutions.
Ans: A
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