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    1A) There are multiple ways in which the health of older adults is different from other age groups. First, they often have multiple health problems at once, which can be difficult to diagnose the actual conditions and provide the proper care. Next, especially since many doctors are not specialists in geriatrics, it may be hard to determine if a symptom is related to a disease or normal aging of the body and overdiagnosis often occurs. Thirdly, because of how the body changes as one ages,…

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    Fall Risk Factors

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    Falls reduce the ability of our elderly population to remain independent in their home or to perform their activities of daily living independently. A fall threatens our seniors’ safety and independence and burdens us with enormous economic and personal costs. We can always prevent falls with adjustments in our lifestyle, regular exercise, physical activity and community education. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of the Americans over the age of 65 has…

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    is saying. Some kids and even older men and women do not have that privilege. Making frequent visits to the elderly who are in assisted living situations or even in nursing homes should be a must in today 's society. Teresa A. Allison said, "Over the last 20 years, we have seen a growing interest in creativity and aging." (Allison 1). Sometimes older people do not have families to take care of them or visit them in nursing homes. There are…

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    XX tips for preventing elderly falls Try as I may, I have not been able to curb my 80 year old father-in-law’s daredevil behavior. Too many times, I go over to his house to find his step ladder strewn out under his gutters. I look over the bruises forming on his face and arm while he tells me that he fell off the ladder AGAIN. When it comes to elderly people falling, his behavior puts him on the riskier end of the spectrum. I know that he just wants to keep living an independent life. However,…

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    which is a comedy with regain youth film, which talks about a 70 years old woman suddenly becomes 20 years lady again. This film describes the old woman’s life story with her family, love relationship, cultural, and generation gap that to recalls elderly numerous worries and regret with their pass. There are a lot of life experiences which are aging, family relationship and life change. The 70 years old old woman who like sarcastic with people, so that almost nobody like to talk with her. Her…

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    Elderly Abuse Abuse is a serious crime that happens every day, but little do many realize that there is such a thing called elderly abuse among us. We tend to think that the staff and the elderly patients in the facilities, as we call them residents, wouldn’t create any harmful attacks on a resident that one may love the most. There are multiple types of abuse such as physical, sexual, neglect, financial, and emotional. Any type of these abuses can cause a resident to become depressed and make…

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    or sought (Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman, 2016, p. 718). In some cultures, the elderly is respected and family is there to take care of them until the end and in some instances the elderly may be placed in nursing homes or residential facilities where they get the care they need. Since there are now more than 10 times as many people age 65 and alder as there used to be in 1900, society needs to do our best to provide for the elderly population (Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman, 2016, p. 719). I live in a little…

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    lives. It is the people in our lives, over anything else, that make our lives worth living, and this does not change with increasing age. Nevertheless, many elderly people throughout our country are left neglected. This unfortunate fact has a profound impact on those who have given to humanity throughout their lives, and we have an obligation to care for the people who have given to us, to the best of…

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    Impacts On Change: Senior Care Valencia Wright HUMN 6660: Social Change, Leadership, and Advocacy for Human Services Professionals Professor: Dr. Veronica Carey Walden University October 16, 2016 My disadvantage population is the elderly and how they will make it without long term care without the proper insurance, family support and financial support. When caring for an aging parent or a husband or wife may bring complications. There are times when crisis arise where a parent or spouse…

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    Elder Care Issues

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    We have an epidemic of older patients requiring care, ill equipped facilities, a culture which denies the reality of aging and the inevitability of death, and a failure to address the ethical issues relevant to elder care. This failure could be caused by pragmatism, or even a lack of imagination, but the actual answer is not that simple. The problem has arisen from the fact that medical science, which largely decides how elders should live out their final days, and puts a premium on preserving…

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