Titlebook: Geriatrics; A. N. Exton-Smith,P. W. Overstall Book 1979 A. N. Exton-Smith and P. W. Overstall 1979 geriatrics

Deceit

Skin diseases,kin is drier due to atrophy of eccrine and apocrine sweat glands and reduced sebum excretion. Pigmentary changes are common and may be isolated or widespread, particularly over exposed areas. In addition to male pattern baldness there is, in both sexes, a loss of hair follicles with diffuse thinning of hair.

音樂(lè)會(huì)

Morbid

perjury

Essentials of Anatomic Pathologyxistence of many conditions and that multiple pathology is the rule rather than the exception. Treatment of these multiple disorders has, however, led to new problems resulting from the administration to the individual patient of a number of powerful drugs which may produce a variety of ill effects.

FEAT

Cerebrovascular

Central nervous system and special senses,sense and tendon jerks in the lower limbs do not necessarily mean peripheral neuropathy; irregular sluggish pupils are not pathognomonic of neurosyphilis and the frequent occurrence of a bodily attitude of flexion, disorders of gait, tremors and a positive glabellar tap sign leads to difficulties in establishing the diagnosis of Parkinsonism.

cavity

expound

領(lǐng)袖氣質(zhì)

Chronic Elbow and Forearm Instability,elopment of achlorhydria; functional impairment of small intestinal absorption; increase in gastrointestinal transit time leading to constipation and faecal impaction; the development of diverticula at various sites, in the oesophagus, duodenum, jejunum and especially in the colon.

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