how would you prioritise the need for this person?

Alzheimer’s dementia affects your memory loss and cognitive difficulties. Having trouble to perform daily tasks, repeating questions, wandering, personality and behaviour changes, etc.

Vascular dementia affects the change of your mood, personality or behaviour feeling lost and perplexed difficulties walking and maintaining balance. Affect cognitive deterioration, slowed motor skills and mood swings.

Atrial fibrillation can raise a risk of causing you to have a heart attack, stroke and heart failure. Which can cause your life expectancy of your life. Because uneven and frequently fast heart rate that happens when the two upper chambers of your heart receive disordered electrical impulses causing poor blood circulation.

Hypercholesterolemia affects the body on how it processes cholesterol. Causing you to have an increased chance of a cardiac condition and a possible early heart attack as well. You inherit this from family it’s a gene that is present when you’ve been born.

Pacemaker shouldn’t affect your lifestyle in any negative way. As long as you follow the timetable for a regular follow-up with your doctor and follow some easy measures.

Urinary incontinence can affect the impact on patient life of social, psychological, family, work, physical and sexual elements. Reducing the quality of life. E.g., A sense of refusal, social isolation, reliance, control loss and difficulties with their body image may also arise.

Oedema can affect Increased chance of swelling area infection. Scarring among tissue layers. Blood circulation decreased. Decreased artery, vein, joint and muscle suppleness

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can lead to reduced physical activity and sleep, High depression and anxiety, shortness of breath throughout the day and reduces health status.

Depression can affect you mental and physical health. It’s a low mood. Can cause headache, chronic bodily pains and discomfort that cannot react to medicines might be caused. Having trouble to sleep or tired all the time.

total hip replacement (left) can cause Blood clots, leg length alterations, dislocation, fractures, implant infection and relaxation. Metallosis, a kind of metal poisoning causing tissue destruction and other grave diseases, may also occur in those who get metallic-on-metal hips.

vision impaired can affect Doing daily tasks might impact their ability to move and participate socially, such as reading or viewing TV. Visual impairment may diminish life quality substantially and contribute to elderly people's depression.

cognitive deficit can cause Memory difficulties or attention problems. You may have difficulty talking or comprehending. And it might be tough for them to recognize people, places or stuff and find it overwhelming new settings or situations.

high falls risk can cause hip, wrist, humerus and pelvic fractures, lacerations (skin tears), head trauma and could increase the risk of death.

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how would you prioritise the need for this person?

Alzheimer’s dementia affects your memory loss and cognitive difficulties. Having trouble to perform daily tasks, repeating questions, wandering, personality and behaviour changes, etc.
Vascular dementia affects the change of your mood, personality or behaviour feeling lost and perplexed difficulties walking and maintaining balance. Affect cognitive deterioration, slowed motor skills and mood swings.
Atrial fibrillation can raise a risk of causing you to have a heart attack, stroke and heart failure. Which can cause your life expectancy of your life. Because uneven and frequently fast heart rate that happens when the two upper chambers of your heart receive disordered electrical impulses causing poor blood circulation.
Hypercholesterolemia affects the body on how it processes cholesterol. Causing you to have an increased chance of a cardiac condition and a possible early heart attack as well. You inherit this from family it’s a gene that is present when you’ve been born.
Pacemaker shouldn’t affect your lifestyle in any negative way. As long as you follow the timetable for a regular follow-up with your doctor and follow some easy measures.
Urinary incontinence can affect the impact on patient life of social, psychological, family, work, physical and sexual elements. Reducing the quality of life. E.g., A sense of refusal, social isolation, reliance, control loss and difficulties with their body image may also arise.
Oedema can affect Increased chance of swelling area infection. Scarring among tissue layers. Blood circulation decreased. Decreased artery, vein, joint and muscle suppleness
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can lead to reduced physical activity and sleep, High depression and anxiety, shortness of breath throughout the day and reduces health status.
Depression can affect you mental and physical health. It’s a low mood. Can cause headache, chronic bodily pains and discomfort that cannot react to medicines might be caused. Having trouble to sleep or tired all the time.
total hip replacement (left) can cause Blood clots, leg length alterations, dislocation, fractures, implant infection and relaxation. Metallosis, a kind of metal poisoning causing tissue destruction and other grave diseases, may also occur in those who get metallic-on-metal hips.
vision impaired can affect Doing daily tasks might impact their ability to move and participate socially, such as reading or viewing TV. Visual impairment may diminish life quality substantially and contribute to elderly people's depression.
cognitive deficit can cause Memory difficulties or attention problems. You may have difficulty talking or comprehending. And it might be tough for them to recognize people, places or stuff and find it overwhelming new settings or situations.
high falls risk can cause hip, wrist, humerus and pelvic fractures, lacerations (skin tears), head trauma and could increase the risk of death.

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Alzheimer's disease is a chronic neurodegenerative disorder. It is caused by the accumulation of…

how would you prioritise the need for this person? Alzheimer’s dementia affects your memory loss and cognitive difficulties. Having trouble to perform daily tasks, repeating questions, wandering, personality and behaviour changes, etc.