The nurse is aware that the majority of older adults:
1. Live alone
2. Live in institutional settings
3. Are unable to care for themselves
4. Are actively involved in their community
ANS: 4
The majority of adults are indeed active within their community. The majority of older adults live with a spouse or have other living arrangements such as living with a family member. Most older adults live in noninstitutional settings. Most older adults are able to care for themselves.
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