In a geriatric patient, sudden tachypnea, unexplained tachycardia, and atrial fibrillation are signs and symptoms suggesting which respiratory illness?

What is the most common reason the elderly patient is at risk for adverse drug reactions?

A physiological change in the aging process that is associated with cerebral atrophy produces extra space within the cranial vault, allowing the veins to stretch and tear more easily, which can lead to which irregularity?

What is kyphosis?

How is a large majority of substantiated child abuse reported?

Which statement most accurately reflects male victims of battering?

Changes in the heart’s electrical conduction pathways occur as functional cells are lost in the SA and AV nodes and in the rest of the conduction system. These physiological changes can lead to what abnormality?

If the perpetrator of the abuse is in custody but his or her release is likely, how should this information be handled?

What challenges may arise when assessing the older patient?

What does A “silent” myocardial infarction signify?