You are visiting a client in the home to conduct a fall risk assessment. The nurse assess the client and the home for extrinsic risk factors for falls. Which of the following are extrinsic risk factors? (Select all that apply.)

An older man tells a nurse. "The doctor says I have something wrong with my eyes, something called presbyopia. Can you explain why I have this? I was always fortunate to have good eyesight." The nurse formulates a response based on the knowledge that:

A nurse in a long-term care facility notes that an older resident with dementia awakens frequently at night and is restless and agitated. Which of the following interventions most effective to help manage this resident's sleep problems?

Vision loss is an inevitable part of the aging process. (True or False)

Nonpharmacological treatment for sleep disorders are all of the following except:

The benefits of telehealth include that it: (Select all that apply.)

You are visiting a client in the home to conduct a fall risk assessment. The nurse assess the client and the home for extrinsic risk factors for falls. Which of the following are extrinsic risk factors? (Select all that apply.)

Benzodiazepines are the best pharmacological treatment to use for insomnia in older adults. (True or False)

Which is considered an eye emergency?

An older patient is diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss. You know that causes of sensorineural hearing loss include: (Select all that apply.)

An older adult who has a balance disorder and has sustained repeated falls is recommended to start an exercise program. Which of the following exercises would be most beneficial improving balance in this individual? (Select all that apply.)