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Post test Course #12–21 Seniors and Boomers: Living Longer, Living Healthier. Considerations for Dental Professionals 1. By 2050, the number of US adults 65 and older is expected to be: a. 69 million b. 89 million c. 99 million d. 109 million 2. Seniors with the best health are most likely to: a. Retire early b. Live in a nursing home c. Stay in the work force the longest d. Have financial problems 3. What percentage of people over age 85 live in a nursing home? a. 18% b. 36% c. 45% d. 60% 4. Which statement is true? a. Heart disease kills more men than women b. Heart disease kills more women than men c. Heart disease is the number one leading cause of death in men and women d. Heart disease is the second leading cause of death in men and women 5. Diabetes affects what percent of people over 65? a. 10.5% b. 26.9% c. 38.2% d. 46.8% 6. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease includes: a. Emphysema and Chronic bronchitis b. Emphysema and nosocomial pneumonia c. Chronic bronchitis and lung cancer d. Nosocomial pneumonia and lung cancer 7. Women who have had a hip fracture are __ times more likely to experience a second hip fracture. a. 4 b. 6 c. 8 d. 10 8. Women who lost as few as 11 pounds cut their risk of developing knee osteoarthritis by: a. 20% b. 50% c. 60% d. 80% 9. Vision and hearing impairment is a risk factor for: a. Social isolation b. Falls c. Depression d. All of the above 10. Which is the most common oral side effect from prescription medications? a. Herpes virus b. Lichen planus c. Xerostomia d. Glossitis 11. What is the most commonly prescribed drug for those over 65? a. Cholesterol-lowering drug b. Anti-depressant c. Anti-epileptic d. Thyroid medication 12. People who develop oral cancer attributable to an HPV infection tend to be: a. Younger b. Male c. Less likely to be a heavy drinker or smoker d. All of the above 13. Which factor seems to be the stronger predictor of how severe periodontal disease will be in a patient with diabetes? a. How long they have had the disease b. Whether they have type 1 or type 2 c. Poor glucose control d. How much insulin they take 14. How many studies have demonstrated that the Water Flosser is an easier, more effective alternative to string floss? a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5 15. A Water Flosser will benefit people with: a. Implants b. Diabetes c. Orthodontics d. All of the above 11
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