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No, sleeping in a fetal position is not a sign of death in the elderly. Elderly sleep many ways to get more comfortable.
the correct answer to this very challenging yet great for elderly people who would like to be librarians and the answer is peille
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Although I am a proponent for siderails for the elderly as they prevent falls and are useful in position changes, they are considered a restraint and need a doctor's order.
Adult Protective Services generally include: investigations of neglect, abuse and exploitation of adults who are elderly or have disabilities, and education to the public about prevention of this kind of abuse.
Elderly people may find tasks like cleaning, cooking, and moving heavy objects challenging around the house. Additionally, activities that require bending or reaching may also be difficult for them.
I don't believe that there is a charity that goes toward elderly people. In some cases when the elderly are placed in Care Homes fundraisers are often held to help provide/maintain well being.
Diseases affect everyone, but they are more likely to attack elderly people more as their immune system isn't as good as it once was. This puts them in a vulnerable position as opposed to people that are younger.
I believe the fact about elderly people liking hard candies is a stereo type. Good deserts for the elderly would be something nice and soft. Something like a pudding or a frozen yogurt. Any snack that requires no chewing. :)
Pressing their hands against their thighs can provide additional support and leverage, making it easier for the elderly person to push themselves up from a seated position. This action can help engage their leg muscles and provide stability, reducing the risk of falls or injuries.
Homes for the elderly in the 1930s varied widely in quality and standards. Some were well-maintained with basic care and services, while others were overcrowded and lacked proper medical attention. The Great Depression also affected funding and resources for such homes, making conditions even more challenging for the residents.
Calling all sorts of names to the elderly