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9780763730567

Handbook Of Geriatric Assessment

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  • ISBN13:

    9780763730567

  • ISBN10:

    0763730564

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-09-15
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett
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The Perfect Resource for NPs and PAs!   Handbook of Geriatric Assessment emphasizes the multidisciplinary functions of the geriatric assessment team, and is applicable for healthcare professionals, nurses, social workers, and researchers. The revised and updated Fourth Edition fosters a multidimensional approach by discussing the assessment of domains that have a significant bearing on the life of older persons, with renewed interest in the prevention of functional decline.   the text provides instruments, questionnaires, and concepts that can be employed in designing clinical assessment procedures. New chapters include: Emergency Assessment Recognizing Elder Abuse and Neglect Depression Assessment Substance Use and Abuse Assessment Social Assessment of Older Adults Assessment of Daily-Living Assessment of Older Adults in Their Home, In the Nursing Home, at the Time of Hospitalization Adherence to Medical Treatment Developing and Managing a High Functioning Interdisciplinary Team in the Wake of Terrorism: Mechanisms of Geriatric Assessment With discussions of the domains of geriatric assessment conveniently compiled in one reference, readers will continue to find practical and useful ideas to take into their daily work with older people.  

Table of Contents

Contributors ix
Preface xv
Section I: The Context of Assessment
1(102)
The Context of Geriatric Care
3(12)
Joseph Gallo
Hillary R. Bogner
The Context of Geriatric Care
3(3)
Multidimensional Assessment
6(5)
Conclusion
11(4)
Emergency Assessment of the Older Adult
15(14)
Chad VanDerHeyden
Arthur Sanders
Emergency Care
15(2)
Prehospital EMS System
17(2)
ED Environment
19(1)
Emergency Medicine Model of Care
20(2)
Principles of Geriatric Emergency Medicine
22(4)
Summary
26(3)
Ethnicity and Geriatric Assessment
29(16)
Charles P. Mouton
Yolanda B. Esparza
Heterogeneity Within Older Ethnic Minorities
30(1)
Reliability, Validity, and Use of Instruments for Ethnic Minorities
31(2)
Enhancing Communication With Ethnically Diverse Older Adults
33(1)
Eliciting Beliefs and Attitudes About Illness
34(1)
Selected Domains of Geriatric Assessment
35(4)
Conclusion
39(6)
The Older Adult Driver
45(14)
David Carr
George W. Rebok
Older Drivers
45(1)
Behaviors and Characteristics of Older Drivers
46(2)
Older Drivers at Risk for a Motor Vehicle Crash
48(3)
Driving Retirement
51(1)
Assessing Driving Skills
52(2)
Ethical, Legal, and Public Policy Issues
54(1)
Future Research Needs and Conclusions
54(5)
Enhancing Advance Directive Discussions Using the Values History
59(18)
David J. Doukas
Laurence B. McCullough
Monica K. Crane
The Living Will
60(1)
The DPA/HC
61(1)
The Family Covenant
62(1)
The Values History
63(3)
Case Vignette
66(2)
Conclusion
68(2)
Appendix A---The Values History
70(7)
Recognizing Mistreatment in Older Adults
77(26)
Carla VandeWeerd
Adolfo Firpo
Terry Fulmer
Gregory J. Paveza
Marguarette M. Bolton
The Scope and Consequences of EM
78(1)
EM Assessment
78(2)
Physical Abuse Assessment
80(3)
Sexual Abuse Assessment
83(3)
Psychological Mistreatment Assessment
86(2)
Neglect Assessment
88(3)
Financial Abuse Assessment
91(2)
Screening Tools
93(4)
Conclusion
97(6)
Section II: Domains of Assessment
103(266)
Cognitive Assessment
105(48)
Joseph J. Gallo
Marsha N. Wittink
The Mental Status Examination
107(11)
Differential Diagnosis of Dementia
118(9)
Mental Status Assessment Instruments
127(16)
Summary of Mental Status Assessment
143(10)
Depression Assessment
153(22)
Joseph J. Gallo
Marsha N. Wittink
Depression Scales
158(17)
Substance Use and Abuse Assessment
175(18)
Faika Zanjani
David Oslin
Classification
177(1)
Alcohol Consumption
178(3)
Drug Use
181(4)
Tobacco Use
185(1)
Barriers to the Use of Substance Use Assessments
185(2)
Conclusions/Recommendations
187(4)
Appendix---MAST-G
191(1)
Appendix---SMAST-G
192(1)
Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living Assessment
193(48)
Joseph J. Gallo
Gregory J. Paveza
Focus on Function
193(4)
The Components of Functional Status
197(11)
Performance Assessment of Function
208(6)
Case Study: Assessment of ADLs
214(2)
Dementia Rating Scales
216(14)
Assessment for Long-Term Care
230(2)
Case Study: Assessment for Long-Term Care
232(2)
Conclusion
234(7)
Social Assessment
241(32)
Carmen Morano
Barbara Morano
Assessment of Social Support
242(6)
Assessment of Caregiver Burden and Satisfaction
248(4)
Assessment of Older Person Mistreatment
252(3)
Economic Assessment
255(3)
Medicare
258(1)
Medicaid
258(1)
Private Health Insurance
259(1)
Long-Term Care Insurance
259(1)
Assessment of the Environment
260(1)
Spiritual Assessment
261(12)
Physical Assessment
273(46)
David Nicklin
Communication and Rapport
274(2)
Examination of Older Adults with Dementia
276(1)
History Taking
277(2)
Overview of the Physical Examination
279(1)
Components of the Examination
279(25)
Sexual Health Assessment
304(7)
Conclusion
311(8)
Pain Assessment
319(12)
James P. Richardson
Case Vignette
319(2)
Historical Assessment of Pain
321(3)
Physical Assessment of Pain
324(4)
Pain Assessment in Cognitively Impaired Older Adults
328(1)
Conclusion
328(3)
Health Promotion
331(38)
Meredith Wallace
Joyce Shea
Carrie Guttman
Primary Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
337(13)
Secondary Prevention
350(14)
Summary and Conclusion
364(5)
Section III: Settings of Assessment
369(50)
Assessment of Older Adults in Their Home
371(12)
Lucia C. Kim
Carmel Bitondo Dyer
Case Vignette
371(1)
Home Visit Versus Outpatient Clinic Visit
372(1)
Practical Tips on Making Home Visits
373(1)
Initial/New Patient Home Visit
374(2)
Follow-Up Visits
376(1)
Acute Visits
376(1)
Triage of Acute Problems
377(1)
After the Visit
378(1)
Phone Calls
379(1)
Interdisciplinary Team Meeting
379(1)
Conclusion
380(3)
Geriatric Assessment in Nursing Homes
383(16)
Miriam B. Rodin
MDS and Its Implications
384(11)
Summary and Conclusions
395(4)
Assessment at the Time of Hospitalization
399(20)
Marilyn Lopez
Aging Society
399(5)
Care Issues
404(6)
Nursing Practices
410(9)
Section IV: Specialty Topics for Clinicians
419(42)
Adherence to Medical Treatment
421(10)
Hillary R. Bogner
Monica K. Crane
Cognitive Function
424(1)
Social Support
425(1)
Beliefs About Illness and Its Treatment
425(1)
Interventions
426(1)
Conclusion
427(4)
Developing and Managing a High-Functioning Interdisciplinary Team
431(10)
Eugenia L. Siegler
Case Vignette
431(1)
Evidence for Effectiveness of Teams
432(1)
Practical Matters: Creating and Maintaining Teams
433(5)
Team Training
438(1)
Conclusions
438(3)
Assessing Disaster Preparedness and Response
441(20)
Ian Portelli
Terry Fulmer
Definition and Typology of a Terror Disaster
441(2)
The Impact of Disaster in Older Adults
443(1)
Predisaster Preparedness for Older Adults
443(3)
The Effects of Terrorism on the Older Adult
446(1)
Postdisaster Issues for Older Adults
446(3)
Assessment After Disaster
449(7)
Conclusion and Recommendations
456(5)
Index 461

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