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Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Management in Older Adults with Dementia,ifficulty managing their diabetes. This chapter will delineate the impact of interactions between cognitive dysfunction and diabetes (primarily type 2) and its effect on pathophysiology, clinical presentations, and treatment strategies.

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Visual Issues in Older Adults with Dementia,earlier detection and treatment. In addition, identifying at-risk individuals and treating visual loss might also reduce falls in the elderly and improve overall quality of life. Visual rehabilitation and low-vision aids may be offered to individuals when medical and surgical management is no longer an option.

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Book 2020al comorbidities. Chapters cover a wide range of challenging topics, including epidemiological data, evaluation and management techniques to optimize physical and cognitive function in patients with dementia, safety measures, and nonpharmacologic measures to support cognition. Chapters also discuss

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10. Der energetische Bauplan der Nervenfasernce and need for adapting. Non-pharmacological treatments should be considered depending on their potential to improve preventative care and quality of life. Lastly, planning for end of life is another cornerstone of treatment of elderly patients with dementia.