Medications, Slower Mobility, Lack Of Proper Fluid Intake, And Poor Diet Can

Geriatric nursing review questions Part I1. In assessing the aging client, it is important for the nurse to recognize:a) The client's ability to perform ADLsb) The financial status of the clientc) The job that the client held prior to agingd) All components of well-being, including biological function, psychological function, and social function2. Medications, slower mobility, lack of proper fluid intake, and poor diet can contribute to what common symptom in the elder population?a) Urinary incontinenceb) Skin changesc) Mental changesd) Depression3. The nurse assessing the older population needs to have a basic understanding of which of the following?a) The economic status of the areab) The difference between normal and abnormal for the older age groupc) The signs of sexual dysfunctiond) The signs of cardiac disease4. Which statement would be most appropriate to ask when assessing an aging adult for cognitive function?a) What is today's date?b) Can you count to 10 for me?c) Have you noticed anything different about your memory or thinking in the past few months?d) Who is the president of the United States?5. Which disease or ailment is often under diagnosed and undertreated in the aging population?a) Schizophreniab) Depressionc) Associative disordersd) Attention deficit disorder6. Which statement demonstrates normal cognitive