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Fall prevention ( 5 Questions)

Question 1 of 5 :

Which assessment finding is an important risk factor for falls in older adults?

A Increased muscle strength and flexibility.

B Normal visual acuity.

C History of previous falls.

D Absence of chronic health conditions.

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