What Are Barriers to Adequate Nutrition for the Older Adult

question 28

Multiple Choice

What are barriers to adequate nutrition for the older adult living independently? (Select all that apply.)

• A) Difficulty chewing
• B) Lack of transportation to shop
• C) Use of quick frozen meals
• D) Lack of motivation to cook
• E) Sensory changes

Grasp the concept that no culture is considered inferior or superior.

Recognize the traditional African model of mental illness and its roots.

Acknowledge how cultural values and beliefs influence the understanding of psychological distress.

Understand the philosophy of constructive alternativism.

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