Explanation: 1. A slight decline in memory is not unexpected in an older patient. 2. Increased socialization is not a sign of depression. 3. Increases in energy and participation are not signs of depression. 4. Persistent sadness is a sign of depression.
1. An older patient does not have the physical strength to commit suicide.
2. A patient should never be questioned about suicide intent.
3. Suicide rates are the highest in people age 65 and older.
4. An older person who contemplates suicide is more likely to complete the act than a younger person.
5. Many older adults who commit suicide had visited their primary care physician within the previous month.
3. Suicide rates are the highest in people age 65 and older.
4. An older person who contemplates suicide is more likely to complete the act than a younger person.
5. Many older adults who commit suicide had visited their primary care physician within the previous month.
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