Week 2 - General Functional Decline & Changes in Body Composition Flashcards
Primary aging
unavoidable deterioration of structure and function
- independent of disease and environment
secondary aging
deterioration of structure and function due to preventable lifestyle and environmental exposures
- can be modified through intervention
Reduced reserve capacity
organ is more vulnerable to stresses placed on the body and has greater risk of succumbing to those stresses
Measurable bone density decline age
50
age of muscle mass peak
~30 years
Muscle mass loss % by 70 YO
20-40%
Sarcopenia
clinical loss of skeletal muscle mass and strength
Average increase in body weight % between the ages of 25 - 60
15%
What are the components of the vicious triad
- muscle loss
- bone loss
- fat gain
What can the vicious triad lead to?
Osteosarcopenic obesity syndrome
Osteosarcopenic obesity syndrome
multimorbid state that predisposes an individual to morbidity
what does the SPPB test consist of?
- balance test
- gait speed test
- chair stand test
Inflammageing
an age-related chronic persistence of pro-inflammatory markers in the blood
- a strong risk factor for many diseases of ageing and a predictor of morbidity and multimorbidity