During assessment of an older adult,which finding does the nurse immediately report to the health care provider?

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In an older client,it is normal for the sclera to turn yellow or blue with aging.It is also common for the older adult to have problems discriminating between the colors of green,blue,and violet.Arcus senilis,an opaque,bluish-white ring on the edge of the cornea,is a common occurrence in the older adult.This does not cause vision loss.Pupil constriction as a reaction to light should occur in less than 1 second.If pupil constriction takes longer,then the reaction is considered sluggish and should be reported to the provider.

During Assessment of an Older Adult,which Finding Does the Nurse