Deck 25: Geriatrics
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Deck 25: Geriatrics
1
The aging kidney can be described as having:
A) a deceased number of nephrons.
B) an overall increase in the amount of kidney tissue.
C) increased diluting capacity.
D) increased renal blood flow.
A) a deceased number of nephrons.
B) an overall increase in the amount of kidney tissue.
C) increased diluting capacity.
D) increased renal blood flow.
a deceased number of nephrons.
2
Conditions linked to age-related bone loss include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) malabsorption
B) alcohol abuse
C) hypoparathyroidism
D) inactivity
A) malabsorption
B) alcohol abuse
C) hypoparathyroidism
D) inactivity
hypoparathyroidism
3
Which of the following is a biological marker of sarcopenia?
A) AST
B) Serum albumin
C) Vitamin E
D) CK
A) AST
B) Serum albumin
C) Vitamin E
D) CK
Serum albumin
4
Somatopause is associated with a decreased secretion of:
A) Growth hormone
B) Thyroid hormone
C) Epinephrine
D) Aldosterone
A) Growth hormone
B) Thyroid hormone
C) Epinephrine
D) Aldosterone
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5
The following analytes decrease with age EXCEPT:
A) Total protein
B) Creatinine clearance
C) Total cholesterol
D) Albumin
A) Total protein
B) Creatinine clearance
C) Total cholesterol
D) Albumin
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6
All of the following are physiological variables affecting geriatric patients EXCEPT:
A) Age
B) Sex
C) Medications
D) Physical activity
A) Age
B) Sex
C) Medications
D) Physical activity
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