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Fraility- when the body has few reserves left and any disturbance can cause multiple health conditions

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Chronic illness can not be cured but can be managed, can move from one body part to the other

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Acute- occurs suddenly without any warning

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Those with chronic can have exacerbations(flare ups), acute can be as a result of long term chronic

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Treatment of chronic disease can lead to Iatrogenic complications(by product of healthcare intervention)

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Fraility- affects mental and physical associated with sarcopenia-muscle wasting,cognitive impairment,malnutrition S&S- weightloss, unsteady gait, weekness

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Athritis- no 1 for activity limitation- osteoathritis, polymyalgia, rhematoid athritis,gout- in descending order

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Osteoathritis - degenerative joint disease Joint cartilage becomes thin and damaged S/S joint stiffness relieved by activity joint pain relieved by rest but as it progress rest doesnt relief pain joint instability, cracking knees, hips,fingers

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Polymyalgia rheamatica- infllammation of the blood vessels Acute onset fever fatique pain Treatment- corticosteroids-predisone

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Rheamatoid Arthritis-Inflammation of joint inflammed joint begin to destroy the lining of the joints(synovial lining) debilitation-weaking and loss of energy Autoimmune disease corticosteriods anti-inflammation joint replacement

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Gout- Accumulation of uric acid crystals in the joint at the proximal joint of the great toe caused by diet high in Purine medications Treatment- Allopurinol, increase water, reduce purine

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Hypertension Normal less than 120 systolic less than 80 diastolic prehypertension 120-139 diastolic 80-89 stage 1 -140-159 diastolic 90-99 stage 2 greater than 160 diastolic greater than 100

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Hypertention onset is asymptomatic White coat syndrome- Blood pressure increases when in an hospital setting postural hypertension -orthostatic( blood pressure increases significantly when they change posture)

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Coronary Heart Disease(arteriosclerosis)- narrowing of the arteries due to fat deposits As a result of untreated hypertension Can lead to heart attack or Myocardial infarction

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S/S of heart attack heartburn(gastrointestinal reflex) nausea and vomiting pain in back abdomen shoulder

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S/S of Heart failure SOB Orthopnea- can lie flat weight gain especially lowe extremities

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Diabetes Type 1- insulin resistance discovered early in life, the pancreas does not produce insulin Type 2-developed later in life pancreas does not make enough insulin

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S/S of diabetes Polydipsia- thirsty Polyuria- too much urination Polyphagia-Hungry weight loss

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Complications of Diabetes microvascular- loss of vision (Diabetic Retinopathy), end stage kidney failure- Diabetic Nephropathy Macrovascular-MI, Stroke,Neuropathy, peripheral vascular disease(blood vessels is blocked or narrowed mostly in the legs)

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Cerebral vascular accident- Stroke Transcient Ischemic Stroke-blood supply to the brain is briefly interrupted Hemorrahgic stroke- Blood vessel in the brain ruptures Signs of stroke- face looks uneven,arm hanging down, slurred speech

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COPD- affects airflow Emphysema- little sputum production, patient are receiving oxygen so look pink Bronchitis- Chronic sputum production, patient is cyanotic- bluish no receiving enough oxygen

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Cancer is diff to treat in older adults because they have multiple co-existing disease

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Chronic illness trajectory pretrajectory trajectory crisis acute stable unstable downward dying

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What refers to when a patient condition stabilizes- Plateaus

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