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9780763726157

Handbook of Geriatric Assessment

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  • ISBN13:

    9780763726157

  • ISBN10:

    076372615X

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-01-01
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
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Summary

Univ. of Pennsylvania, PA. Instructs the clinician on the evaluation of older adults and includes assessment of medical status, function, social situation, physical examination, health promotion and disease prevention. Shows how to incorporate multidimensional assessment into the care given to the elderly. Previous edition: c1995. DNLM: Geriatric Assessment.

Table of Contents

Contributors vii
Preface ix
The Context of Geriatric Care
1(12)
The Context of Geriatric Care
1(3)
Multidimensional Assessment
4(5)
Conclusion
9(4)
Ethnicity and Geriatric Assessment
13(16)
Charles P. Mouton
Yolanda B. Esparza
Introduction
13(1)
Heterogeneity within Older Ethnic Minorities
14(1)
Reliability, Validity, and Use of Instruments for Ethnic Minorities
15(2)
Enhancing Communication with Ethnically Diverse Older Adults
17(1)
Eliciting Beliefs and Attitudes about Illness
18(1)
Selected Domains of Geriatric Assessment
18(5)
Conclusion
23(6)
Mental Status Assessment
29(72)
The Mental Status Examination
32(10)
Differential Diagnosis of Dementia
42(8)
Mental Status Assessment Instruments
50(16)
Assessment of Mood
66(6)
Depression Scales
72(9)
Alcohol and Other Substance Misuse
81(1)
Anxiety Disorders
82(1)
Conclusion
82(19)
Functional Assessment
101(48)
Focus on Function
101(4)
The Components of Functional Status
105(11)
Performance Assessment of Function
116(7)
Dementia Rating Scales
123(12)
Assessment for Long-Term Care
135(6)
Conclusion
141(8)
The Older Driver
149(10)
David Carr
George W. Rebok
Introduction
149(1)
Behaviors and Characteristics of Older Drivers
150(1)
Older Drivers At Risk for a Motor Vehicle Crash or Driving Cessation
151(3)
Assessing Driving Skills
154(1)
Ethical, Legal, and Public Policy Issues
154(1)
Future Research Needs and Conclusions
155(4)
Social Assessment
159(36)
Assessment of Social Support
160(7)
Assessment of Caregiver Burden
167(2)
Assessment of Elder Mistreatment
169(1)
Economic Assessment
170(8)
Assessment of the Environment
178(2)
Sexual Health Assessment
180(4)
Spiritual Assessment
184(1)
Suicide Assessment
185(5)
Conclusion
190(5)
Using the Values History To Enhance Advance Directive Communication
195(18)
David J. Doukas
Laurence B. McCullough
The Values History: Assessing Patient Values and Directives Regarding Long-Term and End-of-Life Care
195(1)
The Living Will
196(1)
The Durable Power of Attorney
197(1)
The Values History
198(5)
Conclusion
203(10)
The Values History
205(8)
Physical Assessment
213(38)
Communication and Rapport
214(2)
Examination of Older Adults with Dementia
216(1)
History Taking
216(3)
Overview of the Physical Examination
219(1)
Components of the Examination
219(28)
Conclusion
247(4)
Pain Assessment
251(10)
James P. Richardson
Historical Assessment of Pain
252(3)
Physical Assessment of Pain
255(3)
Pain Assessment in Cognitively Impaired Older Adults
258(1)
Conclusion
259(2)
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
261(42)
Incorporating Prevention into Practice
263(3)
Evidence-Based Guidelines
266(3)
Ethics of Preventive Interventions
269(5)
Rating the Recommendations
274(1)
Specific Recommendations
275(1)
Procedures and Measurements
275(6)
Behaviors and Lifestyle
281(4)
Home and Health
285(2)
Supplements and Chemoprophylaxis
287(2)
Immunizations and Infectious Disease
289(1)
Other Considerations for Prevention in Geriatrics Not Covered in the Guidelines
290(3)
Additional Notes
293(1)
Conclusion
294(9)
Assessment in Special Settings: Nursing Home, Home Care, and Hospice
303(14)
Bruce E. Robinson
Assessment in the Nursing Home
303(6)
Assessment in Home Care
309(3)
Assessment in Hospice Care
312(3)
Conclusion
315(2)
Geriatric Assessment Program: The University Hospital Geriatric Evaluation Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
317(12)
Irene Moore
Gregg Warshaw
Geriatric Evaluation Center Structure
317(2)
Geriatric Evaluation Center Profile
319(3)
Geriatric Evaluation Center
322(6)
Conclusion
328(1)
Putting Geriatric Assessment into Practice
329(23)
Ethical Issues in Geriatric Assessment
330(2)
Evidence of the Effectiveness of Geriatric Assessment
332(1)
Integrating Geriatric Assessment into Primary Care
333(6)
Organization of Geriatric Assessment Programs
339(6)
Conclusion
345(7)
Index 352

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