A nurse who is caring for older adults in a senior daycarecenter documents findings as related to which normal agingprocess? Select all that apply.a. A patient’s increased skin elasticity causes wrinkles on theface and arms.b. Exposure to sun over the years causes a patient’s skin to bepigmented.c. A patient’s toenails have become thinner with a bluish tintto the nail beds. d. A patient experiences a hip fracture due to porous and brit-tle bones. e. Fragile blood vessels in the dermis allow for more easybruising of a patient’s forearm.f. Increased bladder capacity causes decreased voiding in anolder patient.

A nurse who is caring for older adults in a senior daycarecenter documents findings as related to which normal agingprocess? Select all that apply.a. A patient’s increased skin elasticity causes wrinkles on theface and arms.b. Exposure to sun over the years causes a patient’s skin to bepigmented.c. A patient’s toenails have become thinner with a bluish tintto the nail beds. d. A patient experiences a hip fracture due to porous and brit-tle bones. e. Fragile blood vessels in the dermis allow for more easybruising of a patient’s forearm.f. Increased bladder capacity causes decreased voiding in anolder patient.

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