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The nurse is teaching staff at a long-term health care facility about depression in older adults. Which comment by a staff member indicates the need for further teaching?
1. "Lack of interest or apathy may be a sign of depression in older adults."
2. "Inability to organize and extract information may indicate depression in older adults."
3. "Sadness or feeling blue are normal aspects of the aging process and are not a cause for concern."
4. "Older adults with depression may exhibit an excessive preoccupation with chronic constipation or pain."

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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: From Suffering to Hope

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Authors: Potter, Moller

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