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Aging by Weiner

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Define senescence.   show
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What anatomic changes are expected in the brain of an 80 y/o as part of the normal aging process?   show
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show 80%  
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Name the pigment that accumulates in cells with again.   show
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show hippocampus  
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show free radical damage, glycation, unfolding/misfolding of proteins, neurotoxic factors  
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What disorders are associated with hypercortisolemia?   show
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show reduced beta-adrenergic sensitivity: lower max heart rate and contractility, etc. not as aware of hypoglycemia decreased baroreceptor sensitivity: orthostatic HTN vasovagal syncope  
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Name histologic signs of Alzheimer dz.   show
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show Parkinson, Alzheimer's and cerebrovascular dz  
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