Question

which statement is true about caregivers?
○ caregivers usually remain healthy and without stress.
○ the designated caregiver of a frail older person is chosen for cultural reasons.
○ family caregivers may feel that they get enough help from other family members.
● caregivers are usually younger sons of the person in need.

Explanation:

• Analyze each option:
• "Caregivers usually remain healthy and without stress" is false as caregiving often causes stress and health issues.
• "The designated caregiver of a frail older person is chosen for cultural reasons" is true. In many cultures, there are norms about who takes on caregiving roles (e.g., gender, family hierarchy, cultural values about filial piety).
• "Family caregivers may feel that they get enough help from other family members" is often false; caregivers often report lack of support.
• "Caregivers are usually younger sons of the person in need" is false as caregiving roles (especially for elders) are often taken by daughters, daughters - in - law, or other family members based on culture, not just younger sons.

Answer:

B. The designated caregiver of a frail older person is chosen for cultural reasons.