1. Medications
1.1. Insulin
1.2. Levothyroxine
2. Respiratory
2.1. COPD
2.1.1. Risk Factors:
2.1.1.1. Smoking
2.1.1.2. Pollution
2.1.1.3. genetics
2.1.2. Asthma
2.1.3. Emphysema
2.1.4. Chronic Bronchitis
2.2. Lung cancer
2.3. Interventions
2.3.1. Chemotherapy
2.3.2. Bronchodilators
2.3.3. Rest
2.3.4. Proper diet/ fluids
3. Urinary
3.1. Incontinence
3.1.1. Stress
3.1.2. Urgency
3.1.3. Overflow
3.1.4. Neurogenic
3.1.5. Functional
3.1.6. Mixed
3.2. Bladder Cancer
3.3. Renal Calculi
3.4. Glomerulonephritis
3.5. Urinary Tract Infection
4. Nervous
4.1. Parkinson’s Disease
4.2. Transient Ischemic Attacks
4.3. Cerebrovascular Attack
5. Endocrine
5.1. Hypothyroidism
5.2. Diabetes Mellitus
5.3. Signs and symptoms
5.3.1. Shakiness
5.3.2. Fatigue
5.3.3. Lethargic
5.3.4. Pallor
5.3.5. Decreased level of consciousness
5.4. Interventions
5.4.1. Check blood sugar before meals and prn
5.4.2. Proper wound care
5.4.3. Eye exams
5.4.4. Avoid strenuous exercise
5.4.5. Monitor diet and exercise
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7. Body Systems and Common Changes associated with Aging
8. Cardiovascular
8.1. Myocardial Infarction
8.2. Heart failure
8.3. Hypertension
8.4. Congestive Heart Failure
8.5. Coronary Artery Disease
8.6. Hyperlipidemia
8.7. Varicose Veins
8.8. Deep Vein Thrombosis
8.9. Risk factors
8.9.1. Smoking
8.9.2. Poor diet
8.9.2.1. High salt intake
8.9.2.2. High fat intake
8.9.3. Lack of exercise
8.9.4. Genetic factors
8.9.5. Stress
8.10. Signs and Symptoms
8.10.1. Tire easily
8.10.2. Chest pain
8.10.3. Shortness of breath
8.10.4. Hypertension
8.10.5. Cap refill >2 seconds
8.11. Medications
8.11.1. Diuretics
8.11.1.1. Monitor fluid balance
8.11.2. Calcium channel blockers
8.11.3. Statins
8.11.4. Digoxin
8.11.4.1. Always check pulse before administration
8.12. interventions
8.12.1. Monitor blood pressure
8.12.2. Cardiac catherization
8.12.3. Echocardiogram
8.12.4. Electrocardiogram
8.12.5. Bed rest
8.12.6. Healthy, low fat diet
9. Reproductive
9.1. Cervical Cancer
9.2. Erectile Disfunciton
9.3. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
9.4. Breast Cancer
9.5. Prostate Cancer
9.6. Interventions
9.6.1. chemotherapy
9.6.2. Surgery
9.6.3. Routine screening
10. Digestive
10.1. Dysphasia
10.2. Hiatal Hernia
10.3. Esophageal Cancer
10.4. Peptic Ulcer
10.5. Diverticulitis
10.6. Chronic Constipation
10.7. Acute Appendicitis
10.8. Risk factors
10.8.1. Poor diet
10.8.2. Lack of fluids
10.8.3. Genetics
10.8.4. Medications
10.8.4.1. Chemotherapy
10.8.4.1.1. Constipation
10.9. Signs and Symptoms
10.9.1. Abdominal pain
10.9.2. Difficulty defecating
10.9.3. Anorexia
10.9.4. Vomiting
11. Musculoskeletal
11.1. Osteoporosis
11.2. Osteoarthritis
11.3. fractures
11.4. Rheumatoid Arthritis
11.5. Pediatric Conditions
11.5.1. Bunions
11.5.2. Calluses
11.5.3. Corn
12. Immune
12.1. More prone to infections
12.2. UTIs
12.3. Pneumonia
12.4. Influenza
12.5. Tuberculosis
12.6. HIV/AIDS
12.7. Signs and symptoms
12.7.1. Fever
12.7.2. Fatigue
12.7.3. Nausea and vomitting
12.7.4. Shakiness
12.7.5. Lack of appetite
12.8. interventions
12.8.1. Immunizations
12.8.2. Healthy diet
12.8.3. Proper hygiene
12.8.3.1. Hand washing
12.8.3.2. Cleaning
13. Integumentary
13.1. Skin cancer
13.2. Pressure ulcers
13.2.1. Risk factors
13.2.1.1. Dehydration
13.2.1.2. Lack of movement
13.2.1.3. Diabetes
13.3. Interventions
13.3.1. Q2 turns
13.3.2. Avoid long exposures to the sun
13.3.3. Sunscreen
13.3.4. Maintain adequate fluid intake
13.3.5. Healthy diet