conditions final study guide (2) Flashcards
this pathogen that can spread rapidly to the skin, causing cellulitis?
skin and soft tissue cellulitis
strep and strap
this condition has declining muscle mass, strength, and function, with muscle atrophy (40% decrease in mus. mass by 80s)
sarcopenia
in this condition there is a fracture risk and stooped posture, as well as a loss of bone mass as bones get weaker
osteopenia
- fracture risk, stooped posture
- bone disease when body loses too much bone
o bones become weak and may break
osteoporisis
Common older adults clinical syndrome
Increased risk for poor health outcomes (falls, disability, hospitalization, mortality)
Can be described as a culmination of the effects (decline) from the aging process on the human body
Difficult to define, but clinicians generally agree that “you’ll know it when you see it”
Sarcopenia – declining muscle mass, strength, and function,
Muscle atrophy (40% decrease in mus. mass by 80s)
Osteopenia & osteoporosis (fracture risk, stooped posture)
Decreased mobility, sedentary
Involuntary weight loss
fraility
IQ 20 to 34
considerable delays in development\
understands speech, but little ability to communicate
able to learn daily routines
may learn v simple self-care
needs direct supervision in social situations
severe intellectual disability
IQ 50 to 70 slower than typical in all developmental areas no usual physical characteristics able to learn practical life skills attains reading and math skills up to grade levels 3 to 6 able to blend in socially functions in daily life represents 1 example of somone with ID
mild intellectual disability
noticeable developmental delays (speech, motor skills)
may have physical signs of impairment (thick tongue)
able to learn basic health and safety skills
can complete self care activities
can travel alone to near and familiar places
modereate intellectual disability
IQ less than 20
significant developmental delays
obv physical and congential abnormalities
requires close supervision
requires attendant to help in self-care
may respond to physical/social activities
not capable of independent living
profound intellectual disability
A person may require repeated reminders throughout the day during the _____ of dementia?
middle stage
High risk group for the development of HIV
- sexual contact (female hetero and male homo)
- black/hispanics
- Hypoxic ischemic injury
- Traumatic brain injury
- Infections
- Demyelinating disorders
- Seizure disorders (e.g., infantile spasms)
- Severe and chronic social deprivation
- Toxic metabolic syndromes and intoxications (e.g., lead, mercury)
causes of ID during postnatal period
symptoms of hyperglycemia
Increased levels of glucose Dehydration Hot red flushed skin Abdominal pain Fruity odor on the breath Confusion, visual disturbances 3 Ps
controable risk factors for dementia prevention
o Alcohol Use
o Cardiovascular health
o Diabetes
o Smoking
- “insulin dependent diabetes”
- also called Immune-Mediated Diabetes
type 1 diabetes