The nurse is conducting a health maintenance visit for an older adult patient. Which is an expected finding for this patient based on age?
1) Enlarged clitoris
2) Copious vaginal secretions
3) Increased risk for vaginal infections
4) Decreased risk for painful intercourse
ANS: 3
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