1. Ullyses, a 70-year-old black male, is brought to the clinic by his daughter, who tells the nurse that she isconcerned because her father appears to be losing weight and she doesn't know why. What would the nurseknow is a cause of undernutrition?a. Loss of tasteObsessive/compulsive disorderc. Acute organ failured. PovertyANSWER:RATIONALE:b.8.When assessing the eyes of an older adult, what would you know might be a normal impairment?a. Downward gazeb. Upward gazec. Conjugate gazed.Consensual gazeANSWER:RATIONALE:9.You are counseling an elderly patient and her family. Why would you recommend regular aerobic exercise?(Mark all that apply.)Maintain energy levelb. Slow onset of disabilityImprove energy leveld. Maintain physiologic reserveImprove strengtha.с.е.ANSWER:RATIONALE:10. You tell your patient that you are going to listen to his abdomen for sounds of blood rushing through theblood vessels. He wants to know what you are listening for. How would you answer him?"Bruits over the aorta or renal or femoral artery are found in cardiovascular disease."b.а."Bruits over the aorta or renal or femoral artery are found in atherosclerotic disease.""Bruits over the aorta or renal or femoral artery are found in chronic pulmonary disease."d.С."Bruits over the aorta or renal or femoral artery are found in rheumatoid arthritis disease.ANSWER:RATIONALE:

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