Causes of weakness elderly

    • [DOC File]IN.gov | The Official Website of the State of Indiana

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      implies the consideration of vulnerable groups (elderly, disabled, etc.), densities of population, and location of population in relation to hazards. implies location and value of property as well as vital facilities. the vulnerability of both people and property is listed as low if < 1 per cent and high if > 10 per cent. Maximum threat

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    • The Reasons Why the Strength in One's Legs Weakens as You Age …

      weakness usually proximal > distal; beginning in upper extremities and later involving leg and trunk. decreased or absent DTR’s, sensory changes. also causes abdominal pain, psychosis, fever/chills, HTN, hyponatremia, peripheral leukocytosis. Arsenic/ Thallium poisoning- sensorimotor polyneuropathy w/ GI disturbance. distal > proximal & legs ...

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    • [DOC File]THE AGING PROCESS

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      Loss of muscle strength and tone causes weakness and feeling tired . Less flexible joints make moving more difficult . Changes in spine and feet result in height loss, postural changes and difficulty walking. Role of the Nurse Aide. Observe and Report. Pain with movement. Bruising. Change in movement and/or activity. Change in range of motion. Swelling of joints

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    • [DOC File]Module One - FEMA

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      Falls are a major health risk for our elderly population. One out of every three older Americans falls every year. Only 1/2 of all elderly people can live alone or independently after sustaining injuries from a fall. Falls are a significant source of fractures and soft tissue injury.

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    • [DOC File]DEMENTIA

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      Consists of weakness, dizziness, nausea, sweating, blurred vision, or diplopia but no LOC. Highest incidence in the elderly, usually due to sick-sinus syndrome, AV blocks, and BBs. 20% of adults will have one episode of syncope prior to age 75.

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    • [DOC File]Emergency Medicine—The Differential Diagnosis of Syncope ...

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      As bone density decreases, the bones become weaker, placing an individual at greater risk for osteoporosis. Thoracic kyphosis and a reduction in height may also result due to the decreased bone density. Muscle strength decreases and the muscles may atrophy, placing an individual at increased risk for weakness.

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    • [DOC File]Chapter 25 The elderly patient

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      Bone weakness and fragility . Brain and nervous system tissue loss and dysfunction. Decreased immune system function. Dry, thin skin. Gastrointestinal dysfunction. Joint breakdown and stiffness. Loss of blood supply to organs. Loss of kidney function . Loss of liver function . Loss of muscle mass and strength . Loss of functional lung tissue, decreased lung elasticity

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