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lb_gilbert

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The leading cause of death in the geriatric population (age 65 and older) is:
 
  A) Cancer
  B) Septicemia
  C) Alzheimer's disease
  D) Heart disease

Question 2

Which of the following is TRUE concerning the elderly?
 
  A) The number of elderly will continue to decrease in our society.
  B) The elderly cannot benefit from a regular exercise program.
  C) The elderly do not have any more special needs than younger adults.
  D) The elderly show a decrease in the ability to maintain homeostatic mechanisms.



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: D

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