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Qaagi - Book of Why

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Effects

Factorsinfluencingthe risk of fall in elderly

factorscausefall of elderly individuals

an important factorinfluencesfall behaviour of elderly

preventive precautions toward factorscausefall of elderly individuals

a needto discoverfall avoidance for the elderly

the change in the arteries ... many factorsleadto falls among the elderly

The authors of this study noted that left untreatedmay contributeto falls among the elderly

various causes(passive) is caused byFall in the elderly

various causes [ 23(passive) is caused byFall in the elderly

other reasonscan leadto the fall of the elderly

The risk factorsresultin elderly fall

other factorscan promptelderly people to fall

itemscould causeelderly people to fall

a combination of factorscauseselderly people to fall

One focus ... the factors ... , especially those that occur on rising from bedcould contributeto falls in the elderly

the factors ... residence in old age homescontributetowards the elderly

a person?s lifestyleespecially designedtowards the elderly

Falls and injuriesresultingfrom falls in the elderly

Changes during the treatment of blood pressure with medicationsmay causefalls in elderly

One focus ... the factorscould contributeto falls in the elderly

the factors ... , especially those that occur on rising from bedcould contributeto falls in the elderly

over - use Related Stories New medicinecould leadto falls in elderly

One riskcontributesto elderly falls

as we age loss of coordination becomes an issue toocontributesto elderly falls

These three conditionscontributeto falls in the elderly

Vertigo in elderly personmay leadto falls in the elderly

Vitamin D deficiency results in muscle weakness and impaired balancecontributesto falls in the elderly

the factorsleadingto falls in the elderly

the factorscontributingto falls in the elderly

All of these factorscontributeto falls in the elderly

Factorscontributeto falls in the elderly

the factorsinfluencingon the falls in the elderly

factorsleadingto the falls in the elderly

improper balance and gaitresultsto falls in the elderly

impaired balancecontributesto falls in the elderly

Vitamin D deficiency ... muscle weakness and impaired balancecontributesto falls in the elderly

muscle weakness and impaired balancecontributesto falls in the elderly

that dizziness or weaknesscan contributeto falls in the elderly

the physiological changes associated with ageing , such as changes in posture and gait(passive) can also be caused byFalls in the elderly

the following drugsdoes ... causefalls in an elderly

in more serious injurygenerally resultin more serious injury

to increased morbidity and mortality as well as social isolation and decreased quality of life in this populationcontributesto increased morbidity and mortality as well as social isolation and decreased quality of life in this population

to substantial morbidity and mortalityleadto substantial morbidity and mortality

OftenCausedOften

more TBI(passive) caused bymore TBI

serious injury and even deathcan causeserious injury and even death

in almost $ 1,200,000 in hospital and physician chargesalso resultin almost $ 1,200,000 in hospital and physician charges

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

in hip fracture , and neglect in allowing the development of pressure sores in elderly residentresultingin hip fracture , and neglect in allowing the development of pressure sores in elderly resident

in fractured hip and unexplained bruising on elderly residentresultingin fractured hip and unexplained bruising on elderly resident

in broken neck and deathresultingin broken neck and death

in fractures or broken bones requiring treatmentcan also resultin fractures or broken bones requiring treatment

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

in fatal femur fractureresultingin fatal femur fracture

to slipscan leadto slips

more than seven million injuries a yearcausemore than seven million injuries a year

serious injury or even fatalitiescan causeserious injury or even fatalities

in injury , such as fractured bonesoften resultin injury , such as fractured bones

factorsinfluencingfactors

in broken hips , back bones , wrists and shouldersmay resultin broken hips , back bones , wrists and shoulders

in a broken hip , leg or wristmay resultin a broken hip , leg or wrist

in hip fractures , head injuries or even deathcan resultin hip fractures , head injuries or even death

Injuries(passive) caused byInjuries

a hip fracturewill causea hip fracture

a broken hip , which increases the risk of deathcould causea broken hip , which increases the risk of death

the hip to fracturecan causethe hip to fracture

shoulder fractures(passive) caused byshoulder fractures

most injuriescausemost injuries

to injuriescan leadto injuries

other injuries(passive) caused byother injuries

injuries(passive) caused byinjuries

head trauma and broken bonescan causehead trauma and broken bones

fracturesmay causefractures

to fracturesleadsto fractures

to more serious physical injuriescan leadto more serious physical injuries

disability or even deathmay causedisability or even death

injurycausinginjury

deaths(passive) caused bydeaths

to serious physiologic compromise such as fractures with a lengthy rehabilitation periodcan leadto serious physiologic compromise such as fractures with a lengthy rehabilitation period

a significant number of hip joint fractures , replacement of which is a serious medical eventcausesa significant number of hip joint fractures , replacement of which is a serious medical event

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