Titlebook: Drugs and the Elderly; Perspectives in Geri J. Crooks,I. H. Stevenson Book 1979 J. Crooks and I. H. Stevenson 1979 absorption.analgesics.an

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Gisela Gross,Gerd Huber,Maria Linzne adjustment of dosage to the patient’s needs and thereby minimise the risk of overdosage with its accompanying dangers. Provided one appreciates the slower circulation time found in the elderly (Hunter, 1947), with proper adjustments of dosage and technique most anaesthetic drugs can be given safely to geriatric patients.

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The pathophysiology of ageing in man: the place of the celllar and subcellular processes. At the subcellular level the sophistication of the genetic control of specific chemical processes is becoming apparent, and as a conclusion it will be intriguing to speculate that this plays some part at least in dictating differences in lifespan between long-lived and short-lived families and individuals.

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Assessment of psychotropic drug effectsd these authors to conclude with some degree of certainty that the main effect of L-dopa on intellectual functions could be re­lated to its stimulant action on mood and its arousal or alerting effect.

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Response to anaesthetic drugs in the elderlyne adjustment of dosage to the patient’s needs and thereby minimise the risk of overdosage with its accompanying dangers. Provided one appreciates the slower circulation time found in the elderly (Hunter, 1947), with proper adjustments of dosage and technique most anaesthetic drugs can be given safely to geriatric patients.

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The pathophysiology of ageing in man: the place of the cellidual. In this paper I shall summarise the position of cell ageing studies in relation to ageing in man, indicating the particular ways in which different cell systems within the individual may become vulnerable. This is only one level at which one may consider the deterioration of function, but it

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Ageing and nutritionhanging the pattern of incidence of degenerative diseases. For this reason, a review of the subject of ageing and nutrition will necessarily deal largely with the results of a variety of nutritional studies on small laboratory animals.

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