The nurse is planning a program about the Immunological Theory of Aging for a group of senior citizens. Which information should the nurse include in this program? Select all that apply.
1. Restrict spending time with others who are ill.
2. A healthy diet supports immune function.
3. An active lifestyle supports immune function in the older person.
4. Immune responses increase with aging.
5. Obtaining an annual influenza vaccination supports immune function.
1. Restrict spending time with others who are ill.
2. A healthy diet supports immune function.
3. An active lifestyle supports immune function in the older person.
5. Obtaining an annual influenza vaccination supports immune function.
Explanation: 1. Limiting exposure to pathogens can support immune function in the older person.
2. A healthy diet can support immune function in the older person.
3. A healthy, active lifestyle supports immune function in the older person.
4. Declines in immune function can affect the outcomes of illness such as urinary tract infections and pneumonia.
5. Preventive health measures such as a yearly influenza vaccination can support immune function in the older person.
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