The Difference Between ADLs and IADLs Is That _____

question 4

Multiple Choice

The difference between ADLs and IADLs is that _____.

• A) ADLs are simple enough that even the frail elderly can do them independently
• B) IADLs are the same across cultures
• C) ADLs require professional training
• D) IADLs require some intellectual competence

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Definitions:

Leavell and Clark

A model outlining the levels of prevention in public health, including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention strategies.

Levels of Prevention

The categorization of preventive measures into primary (preventing disease onset), secondary (early disease detection), and tertiary (mitigating disease impact) levels.

Wheel of Wellness

An integrative model of health and wellbeing that conceptualizes it as a multidimensional construct, including physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional components.

Annual Influenza Vaccination

A yearly immunization aimed at preventing influenza, a common viral infection that impacts the respiratory system.