The Nurse,assessing a Four-Generation Pedigree,believes the History to Be "Age-Censored

Multiple Choice

The nurse,assessing a four-generation pedigree,believes the history to be "age-censored." What is the implication of that concern?

A) The family members being interviewed are unable to recall details from their past.
B) Some individuals in the history did not live long enough to develop certain genetic disorders.
C) As some people age,they do not wish to admit to illnesses they had as young adults.
D) The names of diseases and disorders have changed over time.