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Guide to Enterprise IT Architecturemptoms. In this chapter, we will discuss a step-by-step approach to the evaluation and differential diagnosis of psychosis in older adults, review primary psychotic disorders and common neurodegenerative and other neurological diseases that can present with psychosis, and outline pharmacological and non-pharmacological management approaches.

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Guide to Enterprise IT Architectures, for whom the physiological changes of aging, in combination with the high prevalence of chronic medical conditions, alter (1) the ways that medications are processed . (pharmacokinetics) and (2) the effects of medications . (pharmacodynamics).