The nurse motivates residents to move and be active. Which of the following rationales is useful in stimulating opportunities for activity?
A) Persons of the same generation enjoy the same activities.
B) Musculoskeletal problems are hereditary.
C) Immobile residents do not benefit from exercise routines.
D) Those engaged in social events are more likely to perform self-cares.
D
Feedback:
People who are going to a social event have a reason to perform self-cares. Nurses need to avoid generalizations and ageism. All persons benefit from activity and movement.
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