Intro to Geriatrics Flashcards

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biological aging

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gradual and progressive deterioration of fxn

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2
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what else is biological aging called

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senescence

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3
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optimal aging

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individual can fxn across many domains in spite of one’s medical condition

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4
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domains –> optimal aging

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physical

cognitive

emotional

social

spiritual

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successful aging

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ability to have a good perceived QOL and well being as they are transitioning to advanced stages of life

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6
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young older adults

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55/60-69

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middle older adults

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70-79

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8
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old older adults

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80 yrs and up

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9
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educational attainment

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associated with higher life expectancy

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10
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% of older adults that are physically inactive

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28%

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11
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% physically inactive adults with chronic dz

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58% (30% increase)

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12
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what percentage of older adults did not meet recommendations for physical activity

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76%

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13
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recommendation for physical activity

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150 min of moderate intensity exercise

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14
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leading causes of death over 65

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heart dz

cancer

covid

stroke

COPD, asthma, emphysema, bronchitis

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practice settings

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prehab

inpatient acute care

inpatient rehab

subacute rehab

home health

outpatient

community resources

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principle 1

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utilize person-centered care to elicit and prioritize the individuals preferences, values and goals to drive the plan of care

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17
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how many principles are there for best practice in geriatric PT

18
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what does principle 1 include

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collaboration b/w PT and pt

foster pt autonomy

create individualized programs based on pt goals

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principle 2

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strive for anti-ageist practice

20
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what should we use in principle 2

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fxnal markers

21
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age is a poor predictor of health status

22
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what should we avoid –> principle 2

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images and languages portraying youth as positive and age as negative

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what should we use –> principle 2

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communication strategies considering older adults important members of society

24
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veterans

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1922-1945

majority have 2 or more chronic conditions

need clear explanations

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baby boomers
1946-1960 acknowledgement of health responsibility, chronic conditions and alternative health care "team approach"
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principle 3
conduct a holistic assessment and evaluation utilizing sound outcome measures based on the pt's stated goals
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principle 3 includes
comprehensive history fxnal mobility exam use validated outcome measures
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principle 4
completing interventions that are based on the best available evidence
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principle 4 includes
use high intensity exercise do not underdose create individualized program
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principle 5
prioritize physical activity to promote health, well being, chronic dz management and enhance mobility
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principle 5 includes
exercise is medicine engage caregivers and pt's social network give community resources
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principle 6
champion interprofessional collaborative practice that is inclusive of pts and their caregivers
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principle 6 includes
collaborate with different healthcare workers, pt and caregivers
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geriatric 5 Ms
mobility mind and mentation medication multicomplexity what matters most
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mobility
fxn, gait, balance
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mind and mentation
dementia, depression, delirium
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medication
polypharmacy adverse effects
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multicomplexity
multiple chronic conditions complicated biopsychosocial needs
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what matters most
care preferences meaningful health outcomes
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social determinants of health definition
conditions in the environments that affect a wide range of health, fxning and QOL outcomes and risks
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social determinants of health
education access and quality economic stability health care access and quality neighborhood and built environment social and community context