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List the four principle factors why the elderly experience more adverse drug reactions and drug-drug interactions 1.their boby change 2.they have a lot of illiness that are severe 3.They are taking a lot of drugs 4.poor adherance
Describe how aging affects the absorption of drugs It slows down absorption
List 1.The increase in body fat 2.The decrease in the total amount of water in the body 3.The decrease in the lean muscle 4.The decrease in the total serun albumen level
Which one of the four major factors that can alter drug distribution in the elderly leads to a reduction in response to lipid soluble drugs? The increase of body fat
Which 2 of the four major factors that can alter drug distribution in the elderly may cause water soluble drugs to be more intense The decrease of lean muscles in the decrease of water in the body
What effect can diminished liver function have on the Half-lives of certain drugs It causes the drug to stay in the body longer thus increasing the intensity of the drug
What effect can diminished liver function have on Drugs that ordinary undergo extensive first-pass metabolism It causes the metabolism it increase
What is the most important cause of adverse drug reactions in the elderly The reduction in renal excreation
What is a more reliable test for kidney function in the elderly? Creatinine clearance
How much more common is an adverse drug reactions in the elderly than young adults? 7x
What percent of hospital admissions among older patients result from adverse drug reactions? 16%
Name two symptoms that are non-specific and make identification of adverse drug reactions difficult in older adults Dizziness and Cognitive impairment
Why are certain drugs are included in the Beers List These drugs are more likely to cause adverse effects in the elderly
Identify four possible factors that may lead to unintentional nonadherence to prescribed drugs in the elderly. 1.Forgetfulness 2.Expense 3.Side effects 4.They dont understand the regeman
What is the principle reason given for intentional nonadherence to prescribed drugs in the elderly 1.Side effects 2.They dont think they need the drug 3.They think the dosage is too high 4.Expense
What measure is necessary when nonadherence is intentional Intense education
Name two terms that may be used for drugs given to treat anxiety. What is an older term? anti-anxity agents and anxiolytics
What is the term given to drugs that promote sleep hyponics
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