Which is not a sensory change in the elderly?
A) Loss of taste sensation
B) Reduction in sense of smell
C) Decline in thirst sensitivity
D) Increase in vision

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Sensory changes occur with increasing age. These changes include loss of appetite, loss of taste sensation, reduction in the sense of smell, and decline in thirst sensitivity. As adults age, there is a reduction in total body water content, which leads to dehydration. Sensory changes also affect appetite and food preparation.

Which Is Not a Sensory Change in the Elderly