Rationale for the - change physical changes on an Managemento older adulte a.-Make sure client do not voluntarily restrict fluid intake to cope with incontinence a. A. due to decrease 1. Tremors, slowed peristalsis, decrease Physical activity, 1 reaction time 1 2. Constipation 1 B. economic deprivation C.-Decreased sensation of thirst D. Maintenance Drugs 1 c. rest as well as age- E. poor dentition F. -Decrease capillary blood flow and - 3. decrease ability to - excrete nitrogen and other metabolic wastes 1 b.-Monitor and encourage regular fluid intake even if not thirsty 4. change in nutrient, digestion, absorption &metabolism appropriate physical - activities d.-high fiber diet with adequate fluid intake e. provide liquid, semi-solid, mashed or chop foods as 5. inadequate food glomerular filtration intake 1 rate G. Decrease blood flow to the brain and NS, 6. Loss of lean body mass tolerated 1 decrease number of f. - Coordinate assistance 7. dehydration predisposition 1 brain cells"|| H.-Eating less & I decrease in BMR| for food purchasing, · preparation and eating 1 g.-inform of the side effects of long-term drug use · and interactions h.-Consider emphasizing- cheaper nutrition - alternatives +only 8 choices to - choose from a 8. Difficulty in chewing 1 9. decreased energy : I. → loss of strength- · decrease mobility | + there are only 9 - levels 1 10. short term memory - choices to deficits o choose fromo
Rationale for the - change physical changes on an Managemento older adulte a.-Make sure client do not voluntarily restrict fluid intake to cope with incontinence a. A. due to decrease 1. Tremors, slowed peristalsis, decrease Physical activity, 1 reaction time 1 2. Constipation 1 B. economic deprivation C.-Decreased sensation of thirst D. Maintenance Drugs 1 c. rest as well as age- E. poor dentition F. -Decrease capillary blood flow and - 3. decrease ability to - excrete nitrogen and other metabolic wastes 1 b.-Monitor and encourage regular fluid intake even if not thirsty 4. change in nutrient, digestion, absorption &metabolism appropriate physical - activities d.-high fiber diet with adequate fluid intake e. provide liquid, semi-solid, mashed or chop foods as 5. inadequate food glomerular filtration intake 1 rate G. Decrease blood flow to the brain and NS, 6. Loss of lean body mass tolerated 1 decrease number of f. - Coordinate assistance 7. dehydration predisposition 1 brain cells"|| H.-Eating less & I decrease in BMR| for food purchasing, · preparation and eating 1 g.-inform of the side effects of long-term drug use · and interactions h.-Consider emphasizing- cheaper nutrition - alternatives +only 8 choices to - choose from a 8. Difficulty in chewing 1 9. decreased energy : I. → loss of strength- · decrease mobility | + there are only 9 - levels 1 10. short term memory - choices to deficits o choose fromo
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