Question

part c
all except which of the following changes may occur as we age?
ability to see up close increases
decreased bone density
bladder capacity decreases
decreased blood volume pumped through the body

Explanation:

As we age, the ability to see up - close (presbyopia) typically decreases, not increases. Bone density often decreases (osteoporosis risk increases), bladder capacity can decline, and the heart's ability to pump blood volume can also decrease with age - related changes in the cardiovascular system.

Answer:

A. ability to see up close increases