To identify:
The developmental tasks for the family members who are middle adults and older adults?
Introduction:
The elderly people are at greater risk of falling and sickness due to their reduced gait and less strength. The elderly people are fragile and they recovery takes long time do to changed cells, organ system, and tissues. The nurse must start development task from while they as a middle adult when they come physical assessment.
To discuss:
The factors to facilitate or impede meeting the developmental task?
Introduction:
The elderly people are at greater risk of falling and sickness due to their reduced gait and less strength. The elderly people are fragile and they recovery takes long time do to changed cells, organ system, and tissues. The nurse must start development task from while they as a middle adult when they come physical assessment.

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