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Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment

Cultural sensitivity

Fall risk interventions

Incontinence of urine

Introduction Shared Decision-Making

Mild Cognitive Impairment

Mobility and risk of falling, interventions

Motivational interviewing

Pain anamnesis, TRILL

Pain and culture

Pain assessment instruments

Pain experience

Pain medication and fall risk

Pain medication side effects, pain ladder.

Pain non-pharmacological interventions

Pain observation and behaviour

Pro active care for older people

Pyramid of Buurman

Self-management skills

Shared decision making

Sleep medication

Sleep-promoting interventions

VMS, prevention delirium

VMS, prevention falling

VMS, prevention malnutrition

VMS, prevention physical functional decline

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1. Geriatric assessment

Chapter 1: Screening older adults

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Frailty screening Mr Albai

Frailty screening Mrs van der Sande

Frailty assessment

Sleeping management

CGA: physical and psychological functioning

CGA: daily and social functioning, measurements

CGA: physical and psychological functioning

1. Geriatric assessment Chapter 1: Screening older adults Scene 5 CGA: physical and psychological functioning

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Question 1 of 4

1. Question
Luciel starts the Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment with five questions about growing older.

What is the main reason for these questions?
- To find out whether Mr Albai becomes forgetful.
- To find out whether Mr Albai is starting to be depressed.
- As a start for shared decision-making.
- As a start for an indication statement.
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Question 2 of 4

2. Question
Mr Albai indicates that the “accidents” are caused by the drawstrings and buttons on his trousers.

What kind of incontinence does he probably suffer from ?
- Functional incontinence
- Stress incontinence
- Urge incontinence
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3. Question
Luciel measures the walking speed of Mr Albai. She registrates that Mr Albai uses a walking stick and walks about 4 meters in 6 seconds.

Does Mr Albai suffer from reduced mobility?
- Yes, because Mr Albai walks too slowly.
- Yes, because Mr Albai hardly seems to get outside.
- No.
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4. Question
What is the most effective intervention at this moment, regarding Mr Albai’s reduced mobility?
- Request a wheelchair.
- Request a walker.
- Discuss the 30 minute exercise standard.
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