An older adult with dysphagia is at risk for aspiration. Which dietary modification is most appropriate?

How does ageism impact the health of older adults?

A 68-year-old patient who has been taking Prilosec for the past 5 years, follows a vegetarian diet, and has a history of gastric bypass surgery presents with fatigue and numbness in their hands and feet. Based on clinical judgment, what is the most likely cause of these symptoms?

This assessment is just as important as physical, emotional and social dimensions of caring for the older adult? 

A nurse is facilitating a group reminiscence session with older adults. What is the primary benefit of this intervention?

A patient with chronic kidney disease (CKD) has infrequent access to healthcare due to financial constraints. What is the patient at highest risk for?

A 76-year-old patient with diabetic retinopathy reports frequent falls at home. During the assessment, the nurse notices the patient has difficulty with depth perception and navigating around objects. What environmental modification should the nurse recommend?

A nurse is assessing an older adult with a complaint of frequent falls. The patient has poor peripheral vision and difficulty adapting to low light. Which age-related change is most likely contributing?

The nurse is teaching students about person-centered communication with older adults. Which strategy should they prioritize?

A 79-year-old patient with diabetic retinopathy presents with sudden onset of blurred vision and eye pain. The nurse notes blood spots (dot hemorrhages) in the retina during the assessment. The patient’s blood glucose is elevated. What is the nurse’s priority intervention?