Smoking, Excessive Drinking, Poor Nutrition, and Lack of Exercise Are

question 26

Multiple Choice

Smoking, excessive drinking, poor nutrition, and lack of exercise are examples of predisposing factors related to

• A) age.
• B) environment.
• C) heredity.
• D) lifestyle.

Apply knowledge of anatomical and functional aspects of the sensory systems to patient care.

Assess and address the risk factors associated with sensory overload and deprivation.

Utilize appropriate communication strategies for patients with sensory impairments.

Recognize age-related sensory changes and adapt care accordingly.

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