A client, age 60, has obtained physician approval to begin a light exercise program that will include walking and swimming. The client questions the nurse about his ability to actually have success in physical training
What response by the nurse is indicated?
A) "There may be a reduction in ability to train as a result of a lack of muscle regeneration."
B) "Muscle tissue is still able to be trained effectively."
C) "There will be some age-related changes, as you have lost half of your muscle mass."
D) "Muscle fibers atrophy, preventing training."
B
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