Social Isolation
Food Security
Fall Risk
100

How do you think social isolation affects the health of older adults? (Positive or negative impact)

Negative. Social isolation negatively affects the health of older adults.

100

What is food security?

Reliable access to sufficient amount of food

100

What is the leading cause of injury in older adults?

Falls

200

What age group is at the highest risk for social isolation?

Older adults.

200

What is food insecurity?

Limited or uncertain availability of nutritious food. 

200

These items which are commonly found in homes should be "thrown" out as they can cause falls.

Throw Rugs

300

What is social isolation?

Lack of social connections/interaction with people providing social support.

300

State three things that affect food security. 

Poverty, unemployment, and low income.

300

These should have a thin rubber sole with a light thread and have a good fit.

Shoes and/or slippers

400

What are 4 ways to decrease social isolation?

Having social support, access to transportation, experiencing meaningful roles, maintaining physical health.

400

What can we do to prevent food insecurity? Name 3.

1. Purchase low cost food

2. Turn to informal support systems, such as family and friends

3. Access community food resources

400

People over this age are 4-5 times more likely to be admitted to a long term care facility after a fall. 

75 years old.

500

Name 3 social support services available in Winnipeg for older adults. 

Senior Centre Without Walls, Active Aging in Manitoba, Pembina Active Living.

500

What are the 4 components of food security? 

Accessibility, access, utilization, and stability. 

500

State three criteria that can increase fall risk. 

Recent falls, medication, slipper or cluttered spaces