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QUESTION 1: HOW IS CONSTIPATION DEFINED?
Difficulty sleeping in the elderly
Difficulty in passing stool or reduced frequency of bowel movements
Memory loss in the elderly
Muscle weakness in older adults
QUESTION 2: WHY DOES CONSTIPATION BECOME MORE COMMON IN THE ELDERLY?
Because older people sleep more
Due to increased physical activity in the elderly
Due to natural aging of the body and other factors
Because older people consume more fiber in their diet
QUESTION 3: WHAT FACTOR MAY CONTRIBUTE TO DIET-RELATED CONSTIPATION IN THE ELDERLY?
Consume foods rich in fiber
Consume a large amount of liquids
Consuming foods with high fat content
Consume foods low in sugar
QUESTION 4: WHAT IS ONE OF THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTIPATION IN THE ELDERLY?
An increase in the ability to carry out daily activities
Abdominal discomfort and pain
Reduction of the risk of hemorrhoids
Improved mobility
QUESTION 5: WHAT RECOMMENDATION IS MADE TO PREVENT CONSTIPATION IN THE ELDERLY IN RELATION TO DIET?
Reduce fluid intake
Consuming low-fiber foods
Consume foods rich in fiber, such as fruits and vegetables
Avoid any type of exercise
QUESTION 6: WHAT ADVICE IS GIVEN IN THE TEXT FOR TREATING MILD CONSTIPATION?
Further reduce fluid intake
Increase high-impact physical activity
Change diet to consume less fiber
Increase fiber and fluid intake
QUESTION 7: IN WHICH CASES CAN LAXATIVES OR STOOL SOFTENERS BE PRESCRIBED TO TREAT CONSTIPATION IN THE ELDERLY?
Only in cases of mild constipation
In more severe cases, under medical supervision
Always as a first treatment option
None of the above
QUESTION 8: WHAT STANDS OUT AS ESSENTIAL IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CONSTIPATION IN THE ELDERLY?
Constant use of laxatives
Lack of exercise
An understanding of the factors contributing to constipation and a commitment to prevention and treatment strategies
Reduced fiber and fluid intake
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