10 Questions
What are the PT goals for geriatric patients with medical conditions?
Depend on the specific condition present
How long will the total number of patient sessions last under a single episode of maintenance and prevention for geriatric patients with no medical condition?
Until the end of the remaining years of the patient
What is the focus of PT goals for geriatric patients with no medical conditions?
Improve mobility addressing specific causes, continence, homeostasis, reduce risk for falls
What is the total number of patient sessions under a single episode of care for geriatric patients with medical conditions usually based on?
Specific to the condition present
In what way are PT interventions directed for geriatric patients without medical conditions?
Addressable problems
What is a primary goal for geriatric patients with no medical condition according to the text?
Reduce risk for loss of balance and falls
How are PT goals different for geriatric patients with medical conditions compared to those without?
Dependent on the specific condition present vs. focused on improving mobility, continence, homeostasis, and reducing fall risks
"PT goals will be addressed toward the specific cause of poor mobility" applies to which group of patients?
"Geriatric patients with no medical condition"
"The total number of patient sessions under a single episode of maintenance and prevention will usually last until the rest of the remaining years of the patient". Which group does this statement apply to?
"Geriatric patients with no medical condition"
PT intervention is directed towards what for uncomplicated cases?
Addressable problems
Explore the key factors that require additional emphasis during physical therapy examinations for geriatric patients, due to the impact on their daily lives. Understand the changes in physiologic systems and examination components specific to geriatric conditions.
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