MC The client is complaining of signs and symptoms related to the major changes involved in aging, which is loss of physical reserve capacity. Those signs and symptoms would include

A. Loss of verbal ability and increased urine flow.
B. Decreased walking speed and increase in verbal memory.
C. Increased reaction times and declining strength.

D. Slowed reaction time and loss of skeletal muscle.


D. Slowed reaction time and loss of skeletal muscle.

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(Separate the letters with a comma and space: A, B, C, D.) A. Offer instruction at an appropriate pace. B. Write down the steps of the procedure. C. Assess the level of knowledge of the family member. D. Inquire about the preferred learning style. E. Evaluate the family member's performance.

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a. watches the patient for diarrhea. b. evaluates renal function daily. c. assesses the patient for epigastric discomfort. d. instructs the patient that this medication must be taken for 2 weeks.

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