Which option is an example of elder exploitation?

A. A client diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease is bathed only twice a month: Infrequent bathing indicates neglect rather than exploitation. Neglect occurs when a caregiver fails to provide adequate hygiene, nutrition, or medical care necessary to maintain the older adult’s well-being. B. A homebound client can only get groceries by agreeing to pay for her neighbor’s groceries too: This situation demonstrates financial exploitation. The neighbor is taking advantage of the client’s dependency and coercing her into providing financial support in exchange for essential assistance, violating her rights and autonomy. C. A homebound client is left alone for days at a time by the caregiver: Leaving an older adult unattended for extended periods constitutes caregiver neglect. The absence of supervision or care exposes the client to harm and unmet basic needs rather than financial or material manipulation. D. An older client is smacked if he doesn’t eat all of his food: Physical punishment or use of force is a clear example of physical abuse. It involves intentional infliction of pain or injury, which is distinct from exploitation that targets an individual’s financial or material resources.