NRNP 6540 ELDERLY HEALTH GUIDELINES ACTUAL EXAM
2025 | 200 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. Given Leo's health history and current measurements,
which of the following lifestyle modifications would be
most beneficial for him to improve his health outcomes?
Increase alcohol consumption to manage stress.
Engage in regular physical activity and a balanced diet.
Continue smoking but reduce the amount.
Focus solely on medication management without lifestyle
changes.
2. Which of the following medications is specifically known to
contribute to constipation in elderly patients?
Stimulant laxatives
Antihistamine
s Beta-
blockers
Diuretics
3. Explain the purpose of the Confusion Assessment Method in the
context of elderly patient care.
To evaluate physical health conditions
To assess cognitive function and identify signs of dementia
To measure the effectiveness of
medications To determine the need for
, immunizations
4. An elderly patient has been sedentary for several years and is
now looking to start an exercise program. Based on the
guidelines for patients aged 65 and older, which of the
following exercise plans would be most
appropriate for this patient?
Walking for 15 minutes daily and lifting weights every day.
, Participating in a yoga class three times a week and
swimming once a week.
Engaging in aerobic exercises for 30 minutes three
times a week and strength training two times a week.
Running for 30 minutes every day and doing strength
exercises once a week.
5. A 70-year-old patient presents with concerns about weight
gain and decreased mobility. Which counseling approach
should you prioritize based on the key areas for patients
over 65?
Encourage a high-calorie diet and minimal physical
activity.
Advise on reducing alcohol intake and increasing
physical activity.
Suggest quitting tobacco without addressing
nutrition. Focus solely on medication
adjustments.
6. A clinician is assessing an elderly patient who presents with
multiple health issues, including hypertension and mobility
problems. Which evidence-
based geriatric assessment instrument would be most
appropriate to use in this scenario to ensure a comprehensive
evaluation?
A nutritional screening
tool A fall risk
assessment tool
A comprehensive geriatric assessment tool that
includes multiple domains
A medication adherence questionnaire
7. What is a key component of primary prevention of falls
, among elderly patients as highlighted in the health
guidelines?
Providing physical therapy sessions
2025 | 200 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. Given Leo's health history and current measurements,
which of the following lifestyle modifications would be
most beneficial for him to improve his health outcomes?
Increase alcohol consumption to manage stress.
Engage in regular physical activity and a balanced diet.
Continue smoking but reduce the amount.
Focus solely on medication management without lifestyle
changes.
2. Which of the following medications is specifically known to
contribute to constipation in elderly patients?
Stimulant laxatives
Antihistamine
s Beta-
blockers
Diuretics
3. Explain the purpose of the Confusion Assessment Method in the
context of elderly patient care.
To evaluate physical health conditions
To assess cognitive function and identify signs of dementia
To measure the effectiveness of
medications To determine the need for
, immunizations
4. An elderly patient has been sedentary for several years and is
now looking to start an exercise program. Based on the
guidelines for patients aged 65 and older, which of the
following exercise plans would be most
appropriate for this patient?
Walking for 15 minutes daily and lifting weights every day.
, Participating in a yoga class three times a week and
swimming once a week.
Engaging in aerobic exercises for 30 minutes three
times a week and strength training two times a week.
Running for 30 minutes every day and doing strength
exercises once a week.
5. A 70-year-old patient presents with concerns about weight
gain and decreased mobility. Which counseling approach
should you prioritize based on the key areas for patients
over 65?
Encourage a high-calorie diet and minimal physical
activity.
Advise on reducing alcohol intake and increasing
physical activity.
Suggest quitting tobacco without addressing
nutrition. Focus solely on medication
adjustments.
6. A clinician is assessing an elderly patient who presents with
multiple health issues, including hypertension and mobility
problems. Which evidence-
based geriatric assessment instrument would be most
appropriate to use in this scenario to ensure a comprehensive
evaluation?
A nutritional screening
tool A fall risk
assessment tool
A comprehensive geriatric assessment tool that
includes multiple domains
A medication adherence questionnaire
7. What is a key component of primary prevention of falls
, among elderly patients as highlighted in the health
guidelines?
Providing physical therapy sessions
