Kathy is a client who is beginning a new jogging regimen to improve her health. What effects of exercise related to blood pressure should the nurse mention to Kathy? (Select all that apply.)

A) Decreases blood pressure
B) Remodels the vasculature
C) Increases the number of veins
D) Decreases the number of capillaries
E) Enlarges the arteries

Regular exercise, such as jogging, can lead to a decrease in blood pressure over time by improving the efficiency of the heart and blood vessels. It also remodels the vasculature, making the blood vessels more flexible and capable of better handling blood flow. Additionally, exercise can lead to the enlargement of arteries, which helps in accommodating increased blood flow during physical activity. Exercise does not directly increase the number of veins or decrease the number of capillaries; instead, it may improve capillary density in muscles, enhancing oxygen and nutrient delivery during physical activities.