12:01 Assignment Details Fundamentals of Nursing your daugnnterregaraing vider adults? Вack 2. You are a nurse providing nursing care for the residents of the long-term care facility where you practice nursing. The wing in which you are currently working is the assisted-living unit where you are continually surprised with the vitality of the residents, even at advanced ages. (Learning Objectives 3 and 7) 1. On which two principles should gerontologic nursing care be based? 2. How can the acronym SPICES assist you, specifically, in your gerontologic nursing practice? 3. Social gatherings, travel, attending sporting events, and the like are part of the residents' daily lives. What are some of the purposes of these activities?

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