An older adult patient reports difficulty distinguishing colors, particularly blues and greens, and experiences occasional floaters in their vision. Which assessment finding most likely correlates with normal age-related ocular changes, and what should the nurse prioritize when planning care?

The patient has enhanced pupil dilation and stronger pupillary light reflex; suggest limiting exposure to bright light to avoid discomfort.

The patient's lens has become less flexible and the cornea less sensitive; prioritize educating the patient on safety measures to prevent falls due to decreased visual acuity.

The patient's tear production has increased, causing watery eyes; recommend artificial tears to alleviate discomfort.

The patient's extraocular muscles have strengthened, improving eye movement; focus on encouraging activities to exploit this enhanced function