Seniors with technical knowledge may find a medication management application useful. If the senior is not technologically savvy and takes only a few drinks a day, a watch with a basic alarm clock can work well. Some people are in the habit of taking certain medications with certain meals.
<h3>Why should I be more careful when administering medication to the elderly?</h3>
Whether due to the large use of drugs or greater sensitivity to doses, the elderly are more likely to develop side effects of drugs such as xerostomia, postural hypotension, urinary retention, mental confusion and gait changes.
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Answer:
You need to be humble.
Explanation:
You won't get anywhere if you're not humble when talking about or asking something.
Answer:
Steps to be taken are-
1) Get the person to sit down.
2) Offer them a lot of water.
3) Accompany them to any form of shade, and allow them to rest.
4) Monitor them in order to determine if they would need further medical care.
Explanation:
The individual in question is most likely suffering from dehydration, probably chronic. The above mentioned are simple first aid steps to be taken to help out in such a case.
False
Vigorous exercise should not be a significant challenge, but it should raise your heart rate and make you have to work for it,
A or D.
If you were wanting to get the most work completed then I would most likely choose A and have answer D as a second choice.
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