NR601 WEEK 1 QUIZ - 96% VERIFEID
PRIMARY CARE OF THE MATURING & AGED FAMILY
PRACTICUM (CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY)
, NR601 Week 1 Quiz – Questions, Options, and Correct Answers
Question 1
Which of the following is an age-related, not pathological, physiological change?
A. Increased collagen and elastin in arteries
B. Intermittent tinnitus
C. Reduced gas exchange efficiency
D. Progressive tremor
Correct Answer: C. Reduced gas exchange efficiency
Question 2
Which statement BEST reflects the concept of successful aging and appropriate provider
actions to support health promotion in older adults?
A. Successful aging emphasizes autonomy, functional ability, and active engagement,
and providers should address access barriers and promote culturally sensitive, preventive
care.
B. Older adults define health primarily through the management of medical conditions,
not through independence or quality of life.
C. Health promotion is unnecessary beyond age 65 due to the inevitability of chronic illness
and declining function.
D. Successful aging is defined by the complete absence of disease and disability, and
providers should focus solely on curative treatments.
Correct Answer: A. Successful aging emphasizes autonomy, functional ability, and
active engagement, and providers should address access barriers and promote culturally
sensitive, preventive care.
Question 3
Which individual is MOST appropriately utilizing Medicare Part D benefits?
A. A patient enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan that includes gym membership and over-
the- counter drug coverage.
B. A patient visiting their primary care provider for a diabetes check-up and durable
medical equipment refill.
C. A patient receiving inpatient care at a hospital and rehabilitation services in a skilled
nursing facility.
D. A patient picking up a monthly prescription for antihypertensive medication from a
pharmacy under a Medicare-approved drug plan.
Correct Answer: D. A patient picking up a monthly prescription for antihypertensive
medication from a pharmacy under a Medicare-approved drug plan.
PRIMARY CARE OF THE MATURING & AGED FAMILY
PRACTICUM (CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY)
, NR601 Week 1 Quiz – Questions, Options, and Correct Answers
Question 1
Which of the following is an age-related, not pathological, physiological change?
A. Increased collagen and elastin in arteries
B. Intermittent tinnitus
C. Reduced gas exchange efficiency
D. Progressive tremor
Correct Answer: C. Reduced gas exchange efficiency
Question 2
Which statement BEST reflects the concept of successful aging and appropriate provider
actions to support health promotion in older adults?
A. Successful aging emphasizes autonomy, functional ability, and active engagement,
and providers should address access barriers and promote culturally sensitive, preventive
care.
B. Older adults define health primarily through the management of medical conditions,
not through independence or quality of life.
C. Health promotion is unnecessary beyond age 65 due to the inevitability of chronic illness
and declining function.
D. Successful aging is defined by the complete absence of disease and disability, and
providers should focus solely on curative treatments.
Correct Answer: A. Successful aging emphasizes autonomy, functional ability, and
active engagement, and providers should address access barriers and promote culturally
sensitive, preventive care.
Question 3
Which individual is MOST appropriately utilizing Medicare Part D benefits?
A. A patient enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan that includes gym membership and over-
the- counter drug coverage.
B. A patient visiting their primary care provider for a diabetes check-up and durable
medical equipment refill.
C. A patient receiving inpatient care at a hospital and rehabilitation services in a skilled
nursing facility.
D. A patient picking up a monthly prescription for antihypertensive medication from a
pharmacy under a Medicare-approved drug plan.
Correct Answer: D. A patient picking up a monthly prescription for antihypertensive
medication from a pharmacy under a Medicare-approved drug plan.
