The nurse recognizes that health and wellness are better among the educated older adult population because they tend to
a. place a high value on health and wellness.
b. frequently take advantage of health screening options.
c. have occupations that are less physically demanding.
d. manage emotional stress in a more pro-ductive manner.
B
More-educated people often have greater access to wellness programs and preventive health op-tions because they tend to have more financial resources and health insurance coverage. Educa-tion may lead to an increased value on health and wellness. Occupations may or may not be physically demanding. Educated older adults may not manage stress more productively.
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