COVID-19 and Misinformation Social Media Analysis

Can contribute to between 70 -90 of late (memory, skill loss and confusion) o Demonstrate by example o lay out clothes on order of dressing show how to dress

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Full or confusion 60 Reduced Unable hobby/housework, significant disease Occasional assistance necessary Normal or reduced Full or confusion 70 Reduced Unable normal job/work, some evidence of disease Full Normal or reduced Full 80 Full Normal activity, with effort, some evidence of disease Full Normal or reduced Full 90 Full Normal activity, some

Palliative Performance Scale PPSv2 - NPCRC

90 Full Normal activity & work or Confusion 50 Mainly Sit/Lie Unable to do any work ‘Reduced ambulation’ is located at the PPS 70 and PPS 60 level By

Clinical Presentation Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

• Pattern prevalence: up to ~70 –90 of sCJD cases EEG Findings in CJD 83 y/o 5 mos confusion, dressing apraxia, L VF spatial distortion, startle then spontaneous

The Developmental Psychology of Aged Persons

(80+ years), or young-old (65–75 or 80), old-old (75–80 to 90), and very old (90+) An additional way of defining age is to use functional age—to assign a person a functional age depending on their performance in relation to age-graded norms Thus, a person might have a chronological age of 70 (be 70 years old) but have a functional age

Nutritional Considerations in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Dietary intake Meets needs 70–90 of needs < 70 of needs confusion, seizures 4x/day Vitamin D 400 IU Rickets, osteomalacia, bone pain, muscle Variable (see text)

TEXAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL EVIDENCE-BASED OUTCOMES CENTER

in infants 70-95 of children

The Elderly Patient with Low eGFR: Beyond the Numbers

Dec 19, 2014 · Based on the above, a hypothetical healthy 90-year-old woman with no comorbidities, starting off with a GFR of 100 mL/min/1 73m2 and losing GFR after age 30 at an annual rate of 0 75, would have a GFR of 55 mL/min/1 73m2 that could be attributed to aging and not “disease ” How-ever, measuring GFR using exogenous substances (inulin)