Which conditions indicate that a client is pre-frail?

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Pre-frailty is defined by a slow walking speed, which is an indicator of decreased physical functioning, and sarcopenia, which is the loss of muscle mass and strength with age. Fast walking speed (A) and high level of physical activity (B) are usually observed in non-frail individuals. Self-reported exhaustion and increased grip strength (D) are indicative of frailty rather than pre-frailty.

Which Conditions Indicate That a Client Is Pre-Frail