In old age, some people become debilitated, with the coexistence of several chronic conditions. This is known as

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The term "frailty" refers to the coexistence of several chronic conditions in old age, leading to a state of debilitation and vulnerability. This can include physical weakness, exhaustion, and reduced functioning in daily activities. Other options, such as old age (A) and chronological age (B), do not specifically refer to a state of debilitation, while disability (C) implies a more extreme level of impairment. Independency (D) is not a term used to describe a state of health or functioning in old age.

In Old Age, Some People Become Debilitated, with the Coexistence