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Post-test: Frailty in Adult Spine Surgery

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Question 1

Which of the following statement is true?

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	Frailty prevalence increases with age.
	Frailty is not a predictor of adverse events following spine surgery.
	Frailty is a non-modifiable state.
	Frailty is associated with favourable outcomes following spine surgery.

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