Mr. Jones has suffered a severe stroke that has left him unable to walk, speak, or dress and feed himself. He needs nursing care for several hours a day, but his wife has died and his adult son lives 1,000 miles away
Which of the following options would most likely be the type of living arrangement that would best serve Mr. Jones's needs?
a. an adult daycare facility
b. an assisted living facility
c. a nursing home
d. an Elderhostel
c
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Boys learn to nod their head during conversations with other boys. This lets the talker know that he is being listened to
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
It is common for older adults to move following retirement. Which of the following reasons mentioned in your text may predicate such a move?
a) A more desirable climate b) Move away from relatives c) Better golf courses d) Closer to a university