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Remove loose rugs, ensure good lighting throughout the home, install grab bars in bathrooms, and encourage regular gentle exercise to build strength and balance. Falls are the leading cause of injury in the elderly.
Elderly patients often do not feel thirsty even when dehydrated. Encourage small, regular sips of water throughout the day. Dehydration can cause confusion, dizziness and serious health complications.
Loneliness and isolation can deeply affect elderly patients. Regular conversation, social activities and companionship from caregivers play a crucial role in maintaining mental health and happiness.
Change positions every 2 hours to prevent pressure sores, keep skin clean and moisturised, use pressure-relieving mattresses, and check for any redness or skin breakdown daily.
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