Which of these statements about health promotion and disease prevention for older adult clients is TRUE?
a. No special efforts are needed to alter lifestyle practices.
b. It remains beneficial to teach components of healthy lifestyle and specific disease prevention.
c. Monitoring of prescription medications complicates the health care routine.
d. There are more specific interventions necessary for men than for women.
B
Older adults must be alerted to ways of preventing disease and reducing risks. Being knowledgeable about self-care and participating in screening tests are important for health maintenance.
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What will be an ideal response?