Multiple Choice
An 80-year-old man has no chronic diseases and is alert, oriented, and physically active. Which of the following nursing diagnoses is likely to be present as a result of the normal aging process?
A) Poisoning, risk for, related to the many medications an older person must take.
B) Suffocation, risk for, related to declining respiratory function.
C) Hopelessness, related to recognition of the end of life drawing near.
D) Constipation, related to slowed peristalsis.
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