Answer to Question 1
C
General anesthesia also produces loss of control of vital functions, such as maintaining an airway, breathing, maintaining heart rate, and regulating temperature; these functions are controlled by the anesthesia provider by providing a breathing passage from outside the client to within the client's trachea when general anesthesia is administered.
Answer to Question 2
A
As the body ages, several changes occur in the digestive system: peristalsis decreases, chewing is more difficult, eating and drinking may take longer, and the number of taste buds decreases.