An older adult client lives with family, whose members have been overheard by the nurse to make statements consistent with ageism
The nurse would assess the effect of these statements on the client's:
1. self-esteem.
2. relationships with other older adults.
3. personal loss.
4. resilience.
ANS: 1
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