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Mr. Thomas is a 79-year-old retired school principal who visits the clink for a routine check-up. He mentions some difficulty hearing conversations in crowded places, increased forgetfulness such as misplacing items, and recent stiffiness in the mornings. His daughter, who accompanied him, notes that he has been repeating himself more frequently and occasionally forgets recent events, but remains independent in his dally activities. He lives aloes, prepares his meals, and still drives. His medical history includes hypertension and osteoarthritis. Discussion Questions Identify which of Mr. Thomas’s symptoms are likely related to normal physiologic agine What symptoms, if any, would prompt further cognitive screening or referral? What functional and safety concerns should the nurse assess bised en the information provided? What nursing interventions could support Mr. Thomas’s cognitive and physical functioning? How can the nurse involve Mr. Thomas and his daughter in developing a person-centered care plan?