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Cardiac muscle strength?

Decreases

Heart valves become ___ and ___

Thick and rigid

SA node becomes

Less efficient

Arteries become

Less elastic

Capillary walls ______ and ____ the ________ _____

Thicken and slow the exchange process

Blood volume is reduced due to

Reduced bone marrow activity

With normal aging, what condition and decreased what is expected

Atherosclerosis and decreased CO

Rib cage becomes

Rigid

Thoracic spine

Shortens

Abdominal muscles weaken, but there is no change in the

Diaphragm

Lung elastic recoil is

Decreased

Number of functioning what in the lungs decreases

Alveoli

What membrane thickens

Alveolus capillary membrane

What volume in the lungs increases

Residual

More what remains in the lungs

Air and secretions

Less effective _____ response and oxygen saturation _____

Cough, decreases

What reduces bone loss

Regular exercise

Skin loses ____ and _______ tissue decreases

Elasticity, subcutaneous fat

What clusters

Melanocytes

Sweat glands decrease in

Size and number

What are common GI issues

Indigestion, constipation, anorexia

Reabsorption of _____ in jaw

Bone

Saliva ______ decreases, gag relex ______

Production


Weakens

Smooth muscle weakness delays ______ time

Emptying

Decreased gastric acid ______. Peristalsis ______

Secretions


Decreases

Weakening of what muscles

Sphincter

What makes them feel full after eating only small amounts of food

smooth muscle tone delaying gastric emptying

Decreased Emptying and decreased gastric acid secretions May lead to

Indigestion, discomfort, anorexia

Renal blood flow

Decreases

Reduced ability to ______ urine

Concentrate

Loss of muscle tone and ______ emptying of bladder

Incomplete

Bladder capacity_____

Decreases

Increased ______ of urination

Frequency

Functional impairments result from

Decreased bladder capacity and include frequency, nocturia, and retention

Vulva _____

Atrophies

Vaginal walls become

Thin and less elastic

Testes

Atrophy

Men will have reduced

Sperm counts

Neurons steadily lost in

Brain and spinal cord

Brain mass is lost ____

Progressively

Kinesthetic sense

Decreases

Balance is

Impaired

Reaction time ______. Insomnia and increased wakening at night may occur

Decreases.

Sleep sleep and REM

Decrease

Decrease in reaction ____

Reaction time

Increased risk for

Falls

Loss of sensory function, particularly

Vision and hearing

Nearsightedness

Decreases

Increased density of

Lens

Tear production

Decreases

Pupils ______ in size and become less _____

Decrease, responsive to light

Ability to hear ____ frequency tones diminishes. Cerumen ____

High, hardens

Ability to taste what diminishes

Bitter, salt, and sour

Ability to feel what diminishes

Light touch, pain, and temperature

Vision for ____ tone colors may decrease.

Low

Irritation and infection to

Eyes

common stressors for old people

Fatigue. Change in environment, routine or caregiver. Misleading or inappropriate stimuli. Cannot functionally do what they need to. Physical stressors, pain, discomfort, infection, illness, depression

Phases of transition

A phase of turmoil


Disturbances of bodily functions


Mood and cognition changes


An altered time perspective

Who is responsible for obtaining consent

HCP

What is the largest payer for skilled nursing facilities

Medicaid

Term for 65-74 years old

Young old

Term for 65-74 years old

Young old

75-84

Middle old

85-100

Old old

85-100

Old old

100 years old and above

Elite old