1. Theories of Aging [email protected] Brought to you by… 2. Objectives This presentation will describe aging from both a biological/physiological and a psychosocial…

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Slide 1 Biology of Aging Carmel Bitondo Dyer, MD Kathleen Pace Murphy, PhD The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Department of Internal Medicine Consortium…

Slide 1 THEORIES OF AGING Based on information in: Madison, H.E. (2002).“Theories of Aging”. In Lueckenotte, A.G. (ed), Gerontologic Nursing. St. Louis: Mosby. Slide…

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Slide 1 THEORIES OF AGING There are many theories of aging. It is important to understand some theories of aging as they relate to taking care of the elderly. 1 Psychological…

1. BY:GROUP 4 2. TERMINOLOGIES U NEED TO KNOW:  AGING: It is the normal process of becoming older.  It is a time-related change which begins with birth & continues…

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