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    Becoming The Elderly

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    able to keep a good attitude, and been able to help patients themselves see and reach the positive side of becoming an older person. As I progress in my career in the health field, I will continue to use this knowledge as the people over 65 years of age are becoming the most populated group in our country. Overall this class has been extremely helpful towards having a better open mind, and becoming a better and more professional…

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    the senior to remain in their own home. Various chronic diseases such as obesity, hypertension, arthritis, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, Diabetes II, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can benefit from such monitoring. For seniors age 70 and above more than 80 percent have at least one chronic disease with some 50 percent having multiple health problems (Hooyman & Asuman, 2011, p. 122). The need for a way to monitor the health status of an older person living at home is evident…

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    powerpoint of this week unit. There have been major technological advancements over the years and technology hasn’t fully met the expectations of the baby boomers. In the powerpoint, it was reported that the majority of the population who is over 65 years old, poses many challenges and opportunities to design intelligent technology that will meet the aging population expectations (Madjaroff 2016). Today, the baby boomers actively using more technology to connect to the internet, for social…

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    Parents are one element that cause this and this is because they are taking longer to let their children go. This ties with the age of self-focus where you are learning to be freed from parents’ orders and decide what you want to do, where you want to go and who you want to be with. Henig points out, “The median age at first marriage in the early 1970s, when the baby boomers were young, was 21 for women and 23 for men; by 2009 it had climbed to 26 for women and 28 for men…

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    Depression in the elderly is misdiagnosed due to many reasons. Our textbook explains many factors that lead to misdiagnosis of depression in the aging population. Health care professionals are not trained enough to recognize the signs in older adults, elder individuals report more physical symptoms that are often associated with other common illnesses, older patients generally have less time with their doctor, and most disturbing is that some health care professionals have the attitude that…

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    I disagree that Atticus is a total failure as a parent. Being a widower and a man who is nearly in his fifties, he is much older than most parents who has kids around the same age as Scout and Jem. Because of his profound intelligence, calm wisdom as well as exemplary behavior, his parenting style is rather unique. In my opinion, I see Atticus as a morally courageous and understanding father who is overconfident of his children’s safety. Firstly, I think of Atticus as a morally courageous…

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    Phoenix Jackson was a very old and small Negro woman. She carried a thin cane made from an umbrella to find her way around. In the story, “A Worn Path”, Jackson’s grandson had gotten sick from swallowing lye. This made Jackson start her journey into town to fetch medicine for her grandson. Unfortunately, she had gotten stopped by a hunter and his dogs, who then pointed his gun at her and threatened to shoot her. Jackson eventually made it past the hunter and made it into town to get the medicine…

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    rogue” as “she laid it on her lap and stroked it,” indicating that her fur is more of a pet, or as an only friend. Miss Brill alters her reality is when she observes the other bench sitters every Sunday, and refers to them as odd, silent, nearly all old as though they just come from dark little rooms. Meanwhile she doesn’t recognize her own reflection in that category of the elderly people. Miss Brill then proceeded to fancy herself as an actress. The park every Sunday was her stage, imagining…

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    Grey Tsunami Essay

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    Owing to the “Grey Tsunami” happened in UK throughout the decades, which is mainly characterised by the remarkable change in human age structure and the increased proportion of the aged population, ageing-related studies have been extensively conducted and gained a lot of interests to investigate the factors that affect the human health trajectories. Ageing process was once described as “an unsolved problem in biology” by Medawar, but nowadays, collectively data from various sources proved that…

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    Professional and Societal Issues: Senior Care Valencia Wright HUMN 6660: Social Change, Leadership, and Advocacy for Human Services Professionals Professor: Dr. Veronica Carey September 4th, 2016 Walden University Professional and Societal Issues: Senior Care Within our society there are several aspects of care which are not addressed in which seniors face during their later years such as healthcare, living facilities, and programs which address various needs of their demographics.…

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