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abarnes

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What does the presence of a caregiver provide for the older adult living at home?
 
  a. Assurance of safety
  b. Service for deep housecleaning
  c. Source of motivation
  d. Source of care that is free of charge

Question 2

The home health nurse suggests to the 82-year-old man that he should wear a Medic Alert bracelet. Which of the following health conditions prompted the nurse to make this suggestion?
 
  a. Artificial leg
  b. Congestive heart failure
  c. Pacemaker
  d. Eye prosthesis



Kdiggy

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
A caregiver can be a potent motivational source for adhering to health maintenance practices. The presence of a caregiver does not guarantee safety and housecleaning. Although many caregivers are family members and do not charge for providing care, other caregivers do require a fee.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Such health information as pacemakers, heparin therapy, and drug allergies should be made available to emergency workers.



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