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clmills979

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Which factor is least likely to improve the daily functioning that has been observed in recent cohorts of elders?
 
  a. Improved design of interior space in senior housing
  b. New devices that make it easier for older adults to compensate for physical limitations c. Medications that help alleviate the symptoms of chronic diseases
  d. Increased availability of reconstructive plastic surgery

Question 2

Over the past decade, the proportion of elderly people needing help with activities of daily living has
 
  a. declined.
  b. increased.
  c. remained the same. d. approached 100.



Tonyam972

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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