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If you need extra support to walk, but want to maintain your autonomy, the solution may be to use a walker. We will try to explain the different types of walkers, their characteristics and which equipment is most suitable for your situation.Read now -
Positioning of the bed-ridden patient
Read nowWhat are the best positions for bedridden patients to adopt? One of the biggest challenges for the caregiver of a bedridden patient is to ensure constant changes in positioning in bed, to effectively prevent pressure ulcers or bedsores. Choosing a articulated...
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Stepping: Pronated or Supinated?
Read nowIt is extremely rare for someone's feet and footfall to be perfectly balanced and weigh the same. Some people have feet that turn noticeably inward or outward, while others have a more subtle inward or outward weight distribution. It's hard to...
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Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) - what to know
Read now1. Symptoms of Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA) In 2019, INEM registered, until October 27th, 3,456 stroke cases referred to the Via Verde do AVC, an average of 11 cases per day . The districts of Porto and Lisbon recorded the highest...
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Healthy Joints - Hip Exercises
Read nowThese exercises are essential for those who suffer from problems and pain that affect the hips and hips. Remember to drink water after exercising and make sure you have plenty of free space around you to avoid possible injuries. It...
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10 reasons why older people lose their appetite
Read nowLoss of appetite is common in the elderly Many elderly people resist eating or simply refuse to eat due to loss of appetite. This is an issue that must be analyzed, because elderly people, in particular, need balanced nutrition to...
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15 communication tips - DEMENTIA
Talking to someone who has Alzheimer's or dementia can be challenging. Learning some simple but effective techniques for communicating with those with dementia makes it easier to connect with your loved ones and enjoy meaningful moments together.Read now -
oximetry
A pulse oximeter is a small, portable medical device that measures blood oxygen saturation levels when placed on a person's finger or earlobe. This non-invasive medical device is a monitor that quickly determines how efficiently blood from the heart and lungs is being sent to the various organs of the body.Read now -
DEMENTIA friendly house
Read nowSmall changes make life easier for seniors with dementia Daily tasks are often challenging for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. But small changes around the home can have a big impact on making your life easier. As the disease progresses...