Question: Question Completion Status QUESTION 1 1 Points Older Adults (65+) Move More Often Than Younger Adults Less Often Than Younger Adults The Same Amount As Younger Adults Frequently Across State Lines. 1 Points QUESTION 2 As Village Members Age In Place, One Of The Major Challenges Of The Village Movernentis O Enhancing Access To Services Banking Volunteer …

Question completion Status QUESTION 1 1 points Older adults (65+) move more often than younger adults less often than younger adults the same amount as younger adults frequently across state lines. 1 points QUESTION 2 As village members age in place, one of the major challenges of the village movernentis O enhancing access to services banking volunteer hours. O recruiting younger members. duplicating existing services. QUESTION 3 1 points When 80-year-old Jim Worthington and his wife decided to move from their home of 30 years into a senior community, their senior move manager discovered that Jim had filled his basement with 30 years of back issues of The New York Times. The senior move manager wanted to reduce the trauma of the impending move and recommended that Jim O call a professional organizer to catalog the newspapers, donate his collection to a local college library attend a support group for hoarders. call his adult children to remove the newspapers. 1 points QUESTION 4 A major advantage of AHCs and ADHCs over home health care is that they O provide access to skilled nursing allow more seniors to age in place O are more family friendly enable more social interaction QUESTION 5 1 points *Snowbirds are older adults who move to warmer climates in the winter older adults who migrate to areas with the best snow forsking birds that thrive in snowy climates such as Alaska birds such as snowy egrets that are federally protected Click Save and Submit to save and subunit. Click Save All Amers to sove all answers Save All Answers Save: Question Completion Status: QUESTION 6 Aging in community is found to be associated with lower life satisfaction better physical and mental health. reduced self-esteem, Increased mortality OOOO QUESTION 7 Significantly, Medicare does not reimburse home health care such as rehabilitation benefits unless the older person O has completely exhausted their financial resources O is capable of improvement. requests homemaker services and assistance with bathing. has been rejected by Medicaid. QUESTION 8 A common misconception about SNFs is that most older adults live in an SNF. most residents are single they house more women than men. most residents are 95 and older. QUESTION 9 As baby boomers age, aging in their community will become a more viable option thanks to more funding for Medicare and Social Security less need for mobility and safety modifications. technology that reduces P-E incongruence. technology that decreases P-E congruence. QUESTION 10 Older adults who lose of their ability to negotiate ADLa can adjust their environment by O rejecting the conceptualization of fit. reducing the P-E incongruence overcoming their life-space. O decreasing their life-space Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save call center Save All Answers