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age - related macular degeneration ( AMD ) a diseasecausessevere vision loss in the elderly
a diseasecausessevere vision loss in the elderly
a diseasecausessevere vision loss in the elderly
Osteoporosis ... a debilitating diseasecausessevere bone loss in the elderly
the systemscausingpoor balance in elderly subjects
All techniquescauselosing one`s balance
The medical reasons ... Thyroid disorderscould be causingappetite loss in the elderly
The medical reasonscould be causingappetite loss in the elderly
An inactive lifestylecan causeolder people to lose ground
An inactive lifestylecan causeolder people to lose ground in
The main factorsinfluencethe body balance of elderly people
many thingscontributeto poor balance in the elderly
disparity in heightmight causepatient losing balance
no one problemcausesbalance dysfunction in older people
neovascular ( wet ) age - related macular degenerationcausesvision loss in the elderly
long - term exposure(passive) can be caused byloss in the elderly
a conditioncausesloss of vision in the elderly
showedcan causeenhanced balance in the elderly
Loose area rugs may slidecausingan older adult to lose balance
Many thingsmight causebalance problems in elderly adults
Many thingscould causebalance problems in elderly adults
Many thingscan causebalance problems in elderly adults
In addition , CR or DR detectors can skid or slip on smooth floor surfacescausingpatients to lose balance
if any one of them are not working correctlycould leadto a loss of balance in elderly adults
other factorscan promptelderly people to fall
itemscould causeelderly people to fall
a combination of factorscauseselderly people to fall
a wrong stepleadsto lose a loss of balance
Many thingscould causebalance problems in elderly Older people
7 ThingsCauseElderly Falls
by medications(passive) can be caused bylosing balance
and fitness factorsinfluencingbalance in elderly
a range of footwear features have been shownto influencebalance in older people
that a range of footwear features have been shownto influencebalance in older people
Footwear characteristics have been shownto influencebalance in older people
2003 .. a range of footwear features have been shownto influencebalance in older people
muscle weaknesscontributesto balance problems in the elderly
by diabetes(passive) caused byelderly Losing weight
our strength per decade of lifecan leadto elderly balance problems
10 percent of our strength per decade of lifecan leadto elderly balance problems
to dangerous falls and injuriescan leadto dangerous falls and injuries
to frequent debilitating fallsleadsto frequent debilitating falls
to fallscan leadto falls
from medications , deteriorating eyesight , and slippery surfacesmay resultfrom medications , deteriorating eyesight , and slippery surfaces
both to fallcausingboth to fall
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to falls and potentially injuriesmight leadto falls and potentially injuries
the activities of daily livingcan influencethe activities of daily living
collapse of the endolymphatic compartmentcausescollapse of the endolymphatic compartment
patients to compensate by bending their hips and knees to try to maintain an upright posturecausespatients to compensate by bending their hips and knees to try to maintain an upright posture
to a significant reduction in fallswould leadto a significant reduction in falls
injuries(passive) caused byinjuries
to dangerous fallsleadsto dangerous falls
to serious injuriesleadsto serious injuries
in cuts and abrasions , fractures and broken bones , slipped discs and spinal damage , neck and back injuries , and serious head traumafrequently resultin cuts and abrasions , fractures and broken bones , slipped discs and spinal damage , neck and back injuries , and serious head trauma
to falls and injuriescan leadto falls and injuries
serious , perhaps fatal injuries such as fractures , joint dislocation , and/or head traumamay causeserious , perhaps fatal injuries such as fractures , joint dislocation , and/or head trauma
serious injury or even fatalitiescan causeserious injury or even fatalities
a hip fracturewill causea hip fracture
shoulder fractures(passive) caused byshoulder fractures
to more serious physical injuriescan leadto more serious physical injuries
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serious , perhaps fatal injuries such asmay causeserious , perhaps fatal injuries such as
noisewill causenoise
to other health problemscould leadto other health problems
to serious injuries and even deathcan leadto serious injuries and even death
to major fracturesleadsto major fractures
in permanent disability for eldersresultin permanent disability for elders
to fallsleadsto falls
to fallscan leadto falls
to falls and injuries , especially in the elderlyoften leadsto falls and injuries , especially in the elderly
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to falls , which are the No . 1 cause of injuries and death among the elderlycan leadto falls , which are the No . 1 cause of injuries and death among the elderly
a traumacausinga trauma
to Less Physical ActivityDoes ... Leadto Less Physical Activity
to falls , fractures and other injuriescan leadto falls , fractures and other injuries
to hip fracturescan leadto hip fractures
falls that result in serious injuries or deathcan causefalls that result in serious injuries or death
bedridden and deathoften causesbedridden and death
to falls and subsequent fracturescan leadto falls and subsequent fractures