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jman1234

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The nurse helps minimize an older adult patient's risk of developing pernicious anemia by
 
  a. suggesting supplementing vitamin A.
  b. encouraging regular intake of citrus.
  c. identifying iron-rich foods.
  d. suggesting supplementing vitamin B12.

Question 2

The family of a resident in an assisted living facility contacts the director to say they are appalled that the resident is allowed to have pornographic magazines in the room. What re-sponse by the director is most appropriate?
 
  a. We will take those away immediately.
  b. Your loved one has the right to have these.
  c. How do you know about these maga-zines?
  d. He cannot stay here if he has these in the room.



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Answer to Question 1

D
Malabsorption of B12 can be caused by the effect of antibodies on gastric parietal cells and a de-crease in intrinsic factor, the underlying cause of pernicious anemia. The prevalence of pernicious anemia increases significantly with aging. Pernicious anemia is not associated with vitamin A, citrus, or iron.

Answer to Question 2

B
A cognitively intact adult has the right to have and view legal pornographic materials in the pri-vacy of his or her apartment. The director should inform the family of this information.



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