A nurse is reinforcing teaching about the aging process with an older adult client. Which of the following Information should the nurse Include?

A. A majority of older adults have dementia: Dementia is not a normal part of aging and does not affect the majority of older adults. While the risk of cognitive impairment increases with age, most older adults maintain functional cognitive abilities. Presenting dementia as typical aging reinforces misconceptions and stigma. B. Most older adults are isolated from family and friends: Although some older adults experience social isolation, many maintain active relationships with family, friends, and community groups. Social engagement varies widely and is influenced by health status, mobility, and support systems rather than age alone. C. There is an increased rate of depression in older adults: Older adults may have an increased risk for depression due to factors such as chronic illness, bereavement, reduced independence, and social role changes. Depression in this population is often underdiagnosed because symptoms may overlap with medical conditions. D. Older adults have decreased interest in sexual activity: Sexual interest and activity can continue throughout the lifespan. While physiologic changes may alter sexual response, desire does not universally decline with age. Many older adults remain sexually active and value intimacy.