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- Fall Risk Assessment What is a fall risk assessment? Falls are common in adults 65 years of age and older. In the United States, about a third of older ... chance of injury. Why do I need a fall risk assessment? The Centers for Disease Control and ...
- ... spinning Feeling as if you're going to fall Feeling lightheaded or as if you are going ... reasons that older adults tend to have more falls than younger people. Good balance depends on your ...
- ... that can make it hard for you to fall asleep and/or stay asleep throughout the night. ... urge to move them while you try to fall asleep Narcolepsy , a neurologic condition. It causes extreme ...
- ... your condition and treatment. CRP levels rise and fall depending on how much inflammation is in your body. If your CRP levels fall, it's a sign that your treatment for inflammation ...
- ... concussion because they have a higher risk for falls. But there are steps you can take to ... in baseball or softball Wearing seat belts Preventing falls by keeping your home well-lit, removing tripping ...
- ... it. As the cuff deflates, blood pressure will fall. As the pressure falls, a measurement is taken when the sound of ...
- ... take during pregnancy . References American Thyroid Association [Internet]. Falls Church (VA): American Thyroid Association; c2022. Hyperthyroidism in ... org/hyperthyroidism-in-pregnancy/ American Thyroid Association [Internet]. Falls Church (VA): American Thyroid Association; c2022. Thyroid Function ...
- ... spinning Feeling as if you're going to fall Feeling lightheaded or as if you are going ... files/2020-11/videonystagmography-pre-testing-instructions.pdf Falls C. Videonstagmography and Posturography. Adv Otorhinolaryngol [Internet]. 2019 ...
- ... date is wrong. AFP levels normally rise and fall at set times during pregnancy, so an abnormal ...
- ... or other head injury from an accident or fall Stroke Urinary tract infection (UTI) If you have ...
