Aging Changes Flashcards

1
Q

Difference between physiologic ____ that occur with the passage of time and ____ due to ____ processes

A

changes
changes
disease

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2
Q

There is a _____ in physical function due to _____ physical activity; it is not thought to be a result of the passage of time, rather a result of _______; and it might possibly be attenuated or even reversed by _____

A

decline
reduced
inactivity
exercise

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3
Q

Changes in two systems are particular concern to PT:

A

Cardiovascular & musculoskeletal

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4
Q

A persons ability to perform ______ activities is primarily ____ on the integrity of the _______ system

A

functional
dependent
cardiovascular

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5
Q

When the cardiovascular system is stressed during _____/ activity or in response to situations that impose ______ metabolic demands, age-related alterations are evident and ____ function

A

exercise
increased
limit
-Physiological capacity and reserve are reduced
-This means the older person is functioning much closer to their maximum limit

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6
Q

Structural changes in the ______ (muscular heart tissue), conduction system, and the ______ (inner lining) result in a _____ in the hearts ______ capacity first in the _____ ventricle.

A
myocardium
endocardium
reduction
pumping
Lt
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7
Q

Arterial vessels lose elasticity which results in chronic _____ in vessels diameter and vessel wall rigidity; and in the aorta’s ability to distend in _____ to the heart’s ______ action; results in increased _______ to blood leaving left ventricle= increased _______ load

A
increases
response 
pumping
resistance
after
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8
Q

________ of lipids in the ______ can impeded blood flow

A

Accumulation

arteries

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9
Q

Walls of veins become thicker and ____ become stiff and incompetent, _____ to an increased risk of phlebitis (inflammation of a vein) and thrombus formation ____ ______

A

Valves
leading
blood clot

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10
Q

___ heart rate changes are _____ and difficult to _____

A

Resting
Variable
interpret

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11
Q

Maximum exercise heart rate declines ( heart rate achieved at the point when no further _____ in _____ consumption occurs even if the intensity of the work load could be _______-young adults 200 beats/min, older adults _____-____ beats/min.

A

increase
oxygen
increased
150-160

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12
Q

Stroke _____ and cardiac ____ at rest is ______

A

Volume
output
unchanged

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13
Q

______ cardiac output in exercise are _______

A

Maximum

reduced

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14
Q

Systolic BP tends to _____ with age throughout life; _____ pressure increases until the age of about ____ and then stabilizes or even ______

A

increase
diastolic
60
falls

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15
Q

Increases in _____ rate during isometric and _____ exercise are smaller as compared with ______ adults

A

heart
dynamic
younger

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16
Q

In summary, there appears to be adequate _____ reserve and adaptions at _____ and with _____ but, in the presence of ______ (HTN, CAD, atrial fib) symptoms are ____ likely to develop

A
cardiac
rest
exercise
disease
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