What is TRUE about preventative care as people get older?
Adults have the same preventive care needs as those of adolescents
Self-exams are not useful as older people cannot detect various cancers
Older women need to be screened for breast cancer and osteoporosis
Tests of blood and urine are no longer used because they are inaccurate
The following statement is true about preventative care as people get older: Older women need to be screened for breast cancer and osteoporosis.
The other statements are not entirely accurate. While adults may have some similar preventive care needs as adolescents, there are additional health risks and screenings that become more important as individuals age. Self-exams can still be useful in detecting certain cancers, although regular screenings and mammograms are typically recommended. Tests of blood and urine are still used in preventive care for older adults, as they can provide valuable information about overall health and potential underlying conditions.