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During the assessment of an older adult client’s skin, the nurse notes small areas of hyperpigmentation on the dorsal aspect of the client’s hands. The client states, “I’ve been getting more of these big freckles as I get older.” Which term will the nurse use when documenting this finding in the medical record?
1. Senile lentigines.
2. Cherry angiomas.
3. Cutaneous tags.
4. Cutaneous horns.

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