The staff in a long-term care facility often plays loud rock music on the radio and designs children's games as exercise. What is the staff doing in this situation?
A) considering the hearing level of older adults
B) failing to consider visual deficits that occur with aging
C) ignoring the developmental needs of older adults
D) meeting needs for sensory input and exercise
Question 2
At birth, the neonate must adapt to extrauterine life through several significant physiologic adjustments. Which of the following is the most important adjustment that occurs?
A) body temperature responds to the environment
B) reflexes develop
C) stool and urine are eliminated
D) breathing begins
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