The nurse is reviewing data collected during the assessment of an older female. What should the nurse identify as being a normal age-related change? Select all that apply.
A. Height decreased 0.5 inch in 2 years
B. 1 cm nodule palpated in right foot
C. Lateral curvature of the spine
D. Decreased range of motion in right and left hips
E. Complains of frequent cramping of lower extremities
Answer: E
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