5.4 Physiology / Issues of Aging - Zagar

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physiologic changes are common with age but few are due to …

aging itself

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what is functional decline

loss of independence in ability to take care of self

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is functional decline gradual or abrupt?

gradual

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what is first lost when a person is experiencing functional decline?

decreased ability to perform instrumental activities of daily living

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examples of instrumental activities of daily living

shopping, housekeeping, prepping meals, handling finances, taking meds

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when a person losses ability to do daily living activies, it increases _____

disability

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what is the second step/change of functional decline

disability increases, functional decline of activities of daily living further

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what are examples of activate lost at the second step of functional decline

personal care activities like bathing and dressing

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as disability progresses, there is a decline in _____ which makes a person more vulnerable to ADE

functional organ reserves

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functional organ reserves

ability to response to physiological challenges ro stresses

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as functional organ reserves decline, it leads to alterations in _____

homeostasis

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alterations in homeostasis leads to…

more susceptible to decompensation in stressful situations

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what systems of the body are most effected by decreased functional organ nerves and altered homeostatsis?

CV

musculoskeletal

CNS

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functional decline leads to a ______ response to drugs

non-predictable

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as function declines, the changes affect the response to drugs due to…

changes in PK and PD

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which medications lead to altered mental status and decreased ability to interact with others and environment? (contributing to functional decline)

benzos

opioids

anticholinergics

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what medications lead to weight loss, undernutrition, and decreased muscle mass?

(contributing to functional decline)

digoxin

SSRIs

metronidazole

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drugs that decrease mobility and contribute to functional decline

metoclopramide

antipsychotics

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drugs that lead to muscle weakness and contribute to functional decline

steroids

statins

loop diuretics

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as we age almost all organs will ____ in mass and _____ in blood flow

decrease

decrease

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what type of cognitive abilities increase over time?

crystallized

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what type of cognitive abilities decrease over time?

fluid

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describe crystallized cognitive ability

vocabulary, accumulated knowledge

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when do fluid abilities peak?

mid 20s

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fluid abilities slower taper until mid ____ and then steeply decline

mid 60s

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