Ageing & Functions of the Skin Flashcards

1
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The structural level that ageing take place

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cellular level

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2
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Physical changes due to ageing

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  • Less strength and endurance.
  • Five senses slowly weaken.
  • Bones become brittle, stiff and weak.
  • Mobility is weakened.
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3
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Mental changes due to ageing

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  • Dementia (De –mind) : loss in cognitive ability

- Alzheimer’s disease.

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4
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Sociological changes due to ageing

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  • Loss of spouse.
  • Mandatory retirement.
  • Lack of involvement in community activities.
  • Loss of role identification.
  • Loneliness.
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5
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Maximum lifespan

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It is the maximum number of years, a member of the species has been known to survive.

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6
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Life expectancy

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It is the age at which half the population still survives.

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7
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With advancing age, the nucleus of cell

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shrinks

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8
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Causes of ageing

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  • Aging is a by-product of normal metabolism.

- Oxidative Damage.

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9
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Premature ageing is called

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Progeria

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