General Survey with normal findings in older adult Physical development, body build & fat distribution: Apparent age as compared to reported age: Skin condition and color: Dress and hygiene: Posture and gait: Level of consciousness / State of awareness Behavior, body movement, facial expression / affect, speech: Write a narrative note below to capture the general survey assessment data listed above. what are some normal finding in older adults for those categories

General Survey with normal findings in older adult Physical development, body build & fat distribution: Apparent age as compared to reported age: Skin condition and color: Dress and hygiene: Posture and gait: Level of consciousness / State of awareness Behavior, body movement, facial expression / affect, speech: Write a narrative note below to capture the general survey assessment data listed above. what are some normal finding in older adults for those categories

Nutrition Through The Life Cycle

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337919333

Author:Brown, Judith E.

Publisher:Brown, Judith E.

Chapter13: Child And Preadolescent Nutrition - Conditions And Interventions

Section: Chapter Questions

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