Which term describes public insurance for individuals over 65 years?

• A. Medicare Eligibility
• B. OBRA
• C. ADLs
• D. Positive Regard

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is who has access to public health insurance for older adults. Public insurance for people 65 and older is Medicare. Among the options, the one that best fits describing that public insurance is Medicare Eligibility, because it points to the eligibility criteria for receiving Medicare. The other terms refer to different concepts: OBRA is a long-term care law, ADLs are activities of daily living, and Positive Regard relates to a respectful, empathetic approach in care. So Medicare Eligibility is the most relevant term for describing public insurance for seniors in these choices.