Geriatrics Flashcards

1
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What percentage of the population will be over 65 y/o by 2030?

A

> 30%

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2
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Where is the focus for care of the geriatric population?

A

Chronic illness management

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3
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Normal changes in physiologic reserve independent of disease/dependent to lifestyles and genetics is defined as:

A

Homeostenosis

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4
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What are the 5 I’s of geriatric assessment?

A

Intellectual impairment
Immobility
Instability
Incontinence
Iatrogenic disease

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5
Q

Basic components including strength, balance, coordination, flexibility, and endurance are part of what assessment?

A

The functional assessment of the older adult

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6
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What is the functional assessment looking at?

A

The patient’s ability to continue to do their ADLs independently

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What are the aspects of the 10-minute screener to assess for geriatric conditions?

A

Vision, hearing, leg mobility, urinary continence, nutrition/weight loss, memory, depression, and physical disability

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