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awywial

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An 84-year-old client has been living in an assisted living facility for several years but is now faced with the prospect of relocating to a nursing home.
 
  Which of the following characteristics of the client's current situation is most likely to prompt this move?
 
  A) The development of a severe, acute health problem
  B) A decrease in the client's level of function and activities of daily living (ADLs)
  C) Exacerbation of a chronic health problem that may require medical treatment
  D) A change in the level of the client's social support

Question 2

Active care management is often necessary in order to maintain wellness among older adults. Which of these older adults is most likely to require care management?
 
  A) A 90-year-old man who lives alone and has no living family members
  B) A 77-year-old woman who enjoyed good health until she suffered a severe stroke 3 days earlier
  C) An 81-year-old resident of a nursing home whose Alzheimer disease is progressing rapidly
  D) A 90-year-old man who has recently been transferred from an assisted living facility to an acute care setting



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: B
Nursing home settings are becoming increasingly diverse, but a common feature of older adults who are admitted to nursing homes is a decrease in function and ADLs. Acute health problems that require medical treatment necessitate hospital admission, and a change in social support would not necessarily prompt a move from assisted living.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: A
Community-dwelling older adults who may lack family involvement in their care often require independent community-based professional geriatric care management. Individuals who are experiencing acute medical conditions and who are in institutional or acute care settings are not frequent recipients of care management.




awywial

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Reply 2 on: Jul 11, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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