The nurse prepares to give a presentation on the pathology of caries to a group of seniors
Which of the following rationales is correct when understanding why today's elders had a greater risk of caries when they were young than today's children and young adults? A) Poor diet
B) Age-related changes
C) Lack of fluoride in the water
D) Lack of knowledge regarding oral hygiene
C
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Fluoride in the water, combined with good dental hygiene, has greatly affected the younger generation. Each generation is at risk for poor diet, or lack of knowledge, the older adults no more than today's children and young adults. Age-related changes do not predispose older people to caries.
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