NU 231 CUSTOM NURSING BUNDLE
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The complete the following sentences and analyze the reasons for the answers?
- When my parents can longer care for themselves, I will ________.
- If my parents were living in a long-term care facility, I would want the nurses to _______.
- When I am old, I want my family to ________.
Introduction:
All living things undergoes the process of ageing, the ageing is slow process that continues changes from the time of birth. The initial changes of ageing from birth is known as growth and actual ageing starts from the age of 55-years and above, where there are several changes in the adults.
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