. The insurance salesperson emphasized the importance of purchasing long-term care insurance.
He stated that most elderly people will need long-term care at some point in their lives. What might the nurse want to tell the client after the salesperson left?
A. A nurse should not get involved with a client's personal purchase decisions.
B. Be sure to get quotes from several different companies offering such policies before deciding on what to purchase.
C. Only 5 of people will require nursing home care at some point in their lives.
D. The salesperson is correct; if you can afford it, you should purchase a policy.
Question 2
. Which might be the best choice for the grandmother who felt fine but was rather depressed from sitting around the house all day while the rest of the family members were at work or school?
A. A group home with shared living arrangements, which would meet friendship needs
B. A senior citizens center, which would provide socialization, recreation, and support
C. Adult day care with assistance with meals, medications, and transportation
D. Foster care with a family that did not have both adults working all day
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