The best strategy for preventing hip fractures among residents of geriatric homes is to eliminate hazards from the residential environment before bone-loss develops, combined with balance training and to encourage an increase of bone-density through diet and weight-bearing exercise.


A. to eliminate hazards from the residential environment before bone-loss develops, combined with balance training and to encourage an increase of bone-density through diet and weight-bearing exercise

B. to eliminate hazards from the residential environment and a combination of balance training to encourage an increase of bone-density through diet and weight-bearing exercise, before bone-loss develops

C. if hazards are eliminated from the residential environment and combined with balance training and to encourage an increase of bone-density through diet and weight-bearing exercise, before bone-loss develops

D. to eliminate hazards from the residential environment and, combined with balance training, to encourage an increase of bone-density through diet and weight-bearing exercise, before bone-loss develops.

E. if before bone-loss develops, residents combine balance training and encourage an increase of bone-density with diet and weight-bearing exercise while residential environments are eliminated of hazards



OA D

Source: Economist Gmat