With the projected shortage of geriatricians over the next many years, it is essential for every internist and primary care physician to be equipped with the most current information and clinical skills for the treatment of older adults. This edition of Medical Clinics of North America brings the reader up to date on important issues in geriatrics including the following: treatment strategies for sarcopenia and frailty; congestive heart failure; revitalizing the aged brain; nutritional strategies for aging successfully; falls, osteoporosis and hip fractures; late-life Hypogonadism; hypertension in older persons; incontinence; delirium; weight loss; nursing homes and the physician; and diabetes and insulin resistance in older persons.
POSTOPERATIVE INPATIENT CARE OF OLDER ADULTS Multidisciplinary Inpatient Care Team The foundation of high-quality ... now been developed that activate geriatric protocols beginning in the emergency department at the time of admission.
MEDICAL CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA SERIES OF RELATED INTEREST Clinics in Geriatric Medicine https://www.geriatric.theclinics.com/ Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice https://www.primarycare.theclinics.com/ This page intentionally ...
In this issue of Psychiatric Clinics, guest editors Drs. Louis J. Marino, Jr. and George Zubenko bring their considerable expertise to the topic of Geriatric Psychiatry.
Amir E. Soumekh, Philip O Katz. Lactose intolerance has high prevalence among the elderly population. Replacement digestive enzymes exist for lactose and sucrose. Other sugars can be identified and excluded through FODMAP.
He now needs assistance from 2 people to transfer and requires assistance with feeding and toileting. His daughter (who works full time) is no longer able to manage his care needs. He is sent to the emergency department for increased ...
... patients.5 Patients with PD (6%–45%) have an emergency room visit at least once a year, and 7% to 28% are hospitalized. ... among older adults hospitalized for falls.2 Symptoms such as postural instability, orthostatic hypotension, ...
clinicians and patients.28 Table 4 outlines screening tools that can be used to quickly identify UI in the clinic.30–33 A thorough review of all medications, including over-thecounter medications, is essential in excluding ...
CLINICAL CONSEQUENCES OF IMMUNOSENESCENCE IN HORSES Risk of Infectious Disease Although statements suggesting aged horses are at greater risk for contracting infectious diseases are found throughout the nonscientific literature, ...
In this issue of Medical Clinics, guest editors Silvio Inzucchi and Elizabeth Holt bring their considerable expertise to the topic of Endocrinology.
499 mg/dL] in adults aged 20 years and older is addressed by reducing atherogenic risk factors (eg, T2DM, ... level B).92 In other words, the 2018 AHA/ACC guidelines did not recommend additional pharmacologic therapy beyond statins in ...