A nurse is training new staff at a senior's residential community about ways to help the residents age well. According to the nurse, the most important thing that volunteers and staff can do is
A. Assist them with their activities of daily living.
B. Provide ample time to rest and relax.
C. Keep them socially engaged and active.
D. Minimize stress and responsibilities.
Question 2
A nurse is looking to create health policies in the community to promote healthy aging. Which of the following would likely be successful?
A. Programs that promote nutritious eating choices and maintaining a healthy weight in young children
B. Increasing access to alternative medications and treatments for common diseases in the elderly
C. Free or reduced public transportation costs for people over the age of 65
D. Increased access to education
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