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    In 1900, the United States has been the home of many children in general. Before reaching the age of majority also grandson, grandparents, were died in general. The family structure is meant pyramid looked like a large number of children and parents and grandparents almost. In the 2000s, however, more generations are living in the same point in time than in the past era. Families can live longer but have fewer children, grandparents and great-grandparents (Gillen, Mills, Jump, n.d). In addition,…

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    deterioration. However, the senior citizens at the center prove that aging is a beautiful concept, and there are many healthy lifestyle choices one can make to maintain their well-being. Preventative measures are taken at the center for senior to actively age and limit chronic illnesses. My experiences at Indo-American…

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    2030 and growing from 35 million to 72 million in number. By 2050, 12 percent of the population, or one in eight Americans, will be 75 years of age or older. In 2002, the elderly accounted for 12.7 million (41 percent) of the 31.7 million hospitalizations in the United States, and these numbers are expected to increase significantly as the population ages. Targeting the care needs of the hospitalized elderly and awareness of risks for illness-related complications are urgent concerns for…

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    Workplace Observation

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    The baby boomers have created an increased population of individuals 65 and older. As these individuals are living longer, plans must be set in place to support them not only financially but also physically. Some individuals look towards institutional facilities or independent living facilities to place their aging relatives, and/or spouse. Elderly individuals would like to stay in their normal environment for as long as possible, but this is often not an option as sometimes the caregivers do…

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    When old ladies are mentioned most people think of sweet, polite and innocent. However some old ladies are not what you think they are.The Landlady a character in “The LandLady” By Roald Dahl, is a lonely lady.She is desperately lonely , kind and a psychopathic character that manipulates her victims minds. The LandLady is desperately lonely because even though she kills people she keeps them with her because she cares about them and she can’t let go, because she feels like she has company.The…

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    Elder Loss Research Paper

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    About one third of the elder population over the age of 65 falls each year [TPS+01]. The risk of an elderly falling increases with age, which also applies for people with neurodegenerative diseases, dementia, delirium, or psychotropic medication [HA10]. As a result, fall related injuries are the number one reason for emergency room visits, and it is also the leading cause of deaths among adults above the age of 65 [JS06]. About 47% of non-injured fallers cannot get up without any assistance…

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    Although there are an abundant amount of people in the world that proceed that it is adequate to stay in all day, and so absolutely nothing. Many citizens in this nation do, and with that being said they get a social security check every month. Yes, some do actually need this, but most are just completely too lazy to get a job. First of all, when a person is disabled there is a different rather than a person being dilatory to do anything. If a person is injured, paralyzed, or seriously ill,…

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    Veterinarian Case Study

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    challenges as their body ages and different systems stop working as well as it did when the animal was younger. Geriatric patients will require a different level of care from both a veterinarian team and their owners to ensure they stay as healthy as possible throughout the later years of their life. In addition, a veterinary team will need to be prepared to help the pet owner through the different diseases their animal may face, such as cancer or cushings disease, as the animal ages and their…

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    Retirement homes are supposed to be the second alternative home for the elderly. The place where one will feel at ease and be cared for as if one’s family was doing so. But, does that really happen in all retirement homes? The mask that they want media seeing verses what happens behind closed doors. It is so unbearable with the lack of staffing in these homes that it needs to rise again so accidents, neglect and, abuse can come to an end. In the year 2000 when the U.S recommended strict…

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    Factors We are situated in a growing county with an annual growth rate of 4%. Businesses and retirees are attracted to our growing community. Within the next five years, the projected demographics for our area will push the population of “over the age of 65” to 15%. This expanding trend will require greater medical treatment demands for orthopedics, cardiology and oncology with orthopedics estimated to increase substantially. Increasing the risks for our community for additional medical…

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