The nurse observes older female adults learning advanced knitting techniques. The nurse concludes that this is a suitable learning activity for these women because it accomplishes which of the following?
a. Helps to maintain joint flexibility
b. Improves the group's cohesiveness
c. Provides a needed social opportunity
d. Adds to their existing knowledge base
D
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A Incorrect. Joint flexibility is a physical activity and not necessarily a learning activity.
B Incorrect. The members share enjoyment of knitting; other than being female and older, the group has no special bond on which to build.
C Incorrect. The need for socializing is not evident.
D Correct. Learning advanced techniques is a suitable activity for older adults be-cause it builds on knowledge they have already; further, it is suitable because it is concrete and practical for experienced knitters to develop advanced skills.
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