Research by the National Institute on Aging found which of the following to be correct? (Select all that apply.)

a. Older patients receive less information regarding health management than younger patients.
b. Information on lifestyle changes were directed at younger people.
c. Older patients were denied timely appointments for evaluation of acute illnesses.
d. Rehabilitation programs offered limited services to the older adult.
e. Older patients receive less evaluation and fewer treatment options for acute illnesses.


ANS: A, B, D, E
The study showed there was less information on health management and lifestyle changes. Rehabilitation programs were limited in their service to the older adult, and only 47% of physicians interviewed felt the older patient received the same evaluation for acute illnesses.

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