Aging. Objectives 13/02/2013
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1 Deirdre Gillespie RN MN AHEADD (Assessment, Health, Education and Developmental Disabilities) Objectives Discussion about aging Aging and Developmental Disabilities Supporting people with Developmental Disabilities as they age Transition planning Aging Some age related aging changes are obvious Some are not Genetics Environment Lifestyle Chronological age is not the same as biological age 1
2 Biological Processes of Aging Cell life is organized by our genetic code Different cells make up the different organs of our bodies (heart, stomach, brain, bones, skin) As cell life ends new cells replace the old cells Over time cell death outpaces cell reproduction We have fewer cells as we age Over time, we are less able to repair wear and tear on our bodies Biological Processes of Aging Organs age at different speeds Different people age at different rates The presence of disease or disability may affect aging Genetics, environment and lifestyle Biological Processes of Aging Cellular changes explain some of the common afflictions of aging: Diminished eyesight Cataracts Hearing loss Osteoporosis Decreased muscles Arthritis Heart disease Stroke Cancer 2
3 Theories About Aging Biological clock genes Decreased hormones Inability to manage cell waste over time (lipofuscin binds fat and proteins and interferes with cell function) Changes to collagen body s glue pliable in youth, rigid with age Aging and Developmental Disabilities People with Developmental Disabilities are living longer Genetics, environment and lifestyle impact this population As in the general population, promoting healthy aging begins by supporting a healthy youth Signs and Symptoms of Aging Throughout the aging process, individuals with DD show less of a decline in verbal ability with more deterioration in performance skills and behaviour 3
4 Changes Associated with Aging Dementia Heart disease Diminished eyesight Hearing loss Osteoporosis Arthritis Decrease in muscle mass Polypharmacy Stroke Cancer Psycho-Social changes Changes in People with Developmental Disabilities and Aging Dementia Cardiac Anomalies Reduced vision or hearing Musculoskeletal decline Pain Decrease in muscle mass Constipation or urine retention Polypharmacy Slowing of the thyroid gland Depression Dementia Some of the symptoms described for the general public may not occur or may not occur in the same sequence of change The initial symptoms often appear gradually then progressively worsen - no sudden changes The symptoms may be expressed differently due to limitations of the individual's functioning Change from base line of their normal functioning level is the best indicator Dementia and Developmental Disabilities The diagnosis of dementia is challenging because: Background intellectual impairment Inappropriateness of tools used to detect dementia in the general population Presence of unrecognized medical conditions Diagnostic overshadowing 4
5 Downs Syndrome and Dementia Generally dementia of the Alzheimer s type in Downs Syndrome Type of dementia differs between Downs Syndrome and other types of intellectual disability Average onset age about 53 for Downs Syndrome late 60s for others Prevalence of Alzheimer s Dementia (AD) All individuals with Down s Syndrome show the neuropathological changes of AD by age 40 Most suffer cognitive decline by age 60 Alzheimer disease (AD) pathology may develop progressively with age Some individuals with DS do not develop dementia despite extensive AD neuropathology Changes that Might Indicate Dementia Noticeable decline in learned skills Increase in stereotypical behavior Changes in mental processes -- thinking, reasoning and judgment Seizures when none were previously present (84%) 5
6 Changes that Might Indicate Dementia Memory loss (less obvious) Weight loss (sometimes desirable, significance ignored) Decreased skills in activities of daily living leading to: - Increased dependency Personality changes - Apathy - Loss of conversation skills Cardiac Anomalies Mitral valve prolapse is reported to occur in 46% to 57% of adults with DS Can lead to an increased risk of endocarditis, cerebrovascular accident (CVA), more severe mitral value prolapse, and heart failure (CHF) Can occur in adults with DS who have no previous history of cardiac pathology Cardiac Anomalies Early signs of cardiac anomalies include: Fatigue, Irritability Weight gain Dyspnea with physical activity Refusing to participate 6
7 Cardiac Anomalies Signs and symptoms of progressive cardiac anomalies may be similar from a behavioural perspective, to the progression of dementia Cardiac Anomalies Lower cardiovascular capacity may be secondary to: Lower muscle strength Thyroid disorders Hypotonic muscle tone Higher incidences of obesity Impaired sympathetic response to exercise Vision Cataracts Blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelid) Excessive myopia Increase frequency with increasing age 7
8 Hearing High prevalence of middle ear infections and conductive hearing loss The prevalence of hearing impairment increases with age The loss of either hearing or vision can have a detrimental effect on adaptive behavior in adults with DD Sensory Impairment Hearing and/or vision loss manifest as: Reduced interest in surroundings Increased lethargy Decreased responsiveness Increased agitation Noticeable decline in learned skills Increase in stereotypical behavior Sensory Overload To much activity at the same time - radio, TV, conversation and other activities To much activity around eating Instructions to complex - sit down and eat Fear of water - showers and bath Activities may be to overwhelming - field trips, group projects 8
9 Sensory Impairment/Overload As people with developmental disabilities age Changes to sensorium leads to: Changes in behaviour May be mistaken for dementia resulting in: Changes in support Changes in living arrangements Musculoskeletal Decline Higher risk for developing osteoporosis - Down syndrome is an independent risk factor for osteoporosis - Poor nutrition - Lack of exercise - Long-term wheelchair use Long-bone fractures Compression factures of the vertebral bodies Arthritis Musculoskeletal Decline Decline in mobility may be attributed to the onset of dementia Reduced range of motion may manifest as lethargy or loss of interest Check footwear Physical ability screen includes posture, joint range of movement and gait assessment 9
10 Pain Some conditions common in developmental disabilities that cause pain: GERD Arthritis Gingivitis and dental caries Constipation Pain Changes in behaviour may indicate pain: Reduced interest in surroundings Increased lethargy Decreased responsiveness Increased agitation Noticeable decline in learned skills Increase in stereotypical behavior Decrease in Muscle Mass Increase in dysphagia due to changes in: Tone May be high or low Timing May be delayed or irregular Coordination May not be functional 10
11 Nutrition and Hydration As people with developmental disabilities age Poor nutritional status leads to: Changing behaviour Decreased energy Obesity Poor cell replenishment Premature aging Deteriorating health Death GERD Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease The words I have heartburn Gold standard for diagnosis Changes in behaviour around eating Cough-esp. nighttime Food refusal Sometimes asymptomatic Constipation Poor nutrition and/or hydration Lack of exercise Medicinal causes(anticonvulsants) 11
12 Constipation As people with developmental disabilities age Constipation leads to: Pain Behaviour changes associated with discomfort Incontinence Bowel obstruction Polypharmacy Definitions include: - use of more drugs than is clinically necessary -administration of many drugs together -administration of excessive medication -the practice of prescribing multiple drugs to people suffering from more than one malady. Polypharmacy As people with developmental disabilities age Medication is added to treat multiple ailments. This leads to: Changes in behaviour Reduced participation in ADL s Decreased mobility Swallowing problems Diagnostic overshadowing 12
13 Thyroid Dysfunction Risk for developing both hyperthyroid and hypothyroid conditions Aging increases risk Hypothyroidism is more common Hypothyroidism Frequently observed symptoms of hypothyroidism in individuals with DS: Decreased energy Decreased motivation Weight gain Constipation Bradycardia Dry skin Hypothyroidism Untreated hypothyroidism often can lead to symptoms that mimic a decline in cognitive skills Individuals may be misdiagnosed as having Alzheimer s Disease 13
14 Depression Additions Losses Separations Deaths Teasing or bullying Being left out Disappointments Stress Other triggers (Anniversaries, holidays) Issues regarding sexuality Inability to verbalize Life transitions (moving out, leaving school, staff changes) Poverty Depression For some adults, a decline in cognitive or adaptive functioning can be associated with depression and labelled pseudodementia Depression can present with behavioural changes Symptoms can be effectively reversed with the use of antidepressants Depression Review psychiatric history Assess: Relationships Sensory deprivations vision, hearing, tactile Communication issues Sensory triggers Environment physically demanding Appropriate activities overstimulation/understimulation Mobility problems or physical restrictions 14
15 Sleep Apnea Reported to occur in approximately 50% of adults with DS Evidence in people with DD without DS Sleep apnea may lead to depression, paranoia, irritability, or other behavioral changes Strategies for Supporting People as They Age Promote health no matter what age Improve nutrition and exercise Understand aging Learn about specific syndromes aging presents differently Seek the right kind of help Strategies for Supporting People as They Age Baseline of ADL, changes in behavior, memory, and cognitive function and evaluation by age 40 Repeated regularly to determine any deterioration in these functions For individuals with Down s Syndrome be established at age 30 and repeated annually 15
16 Strategies for Supporting people as They age Maximize opportunities to live as full and healthy a life as possible by keeping up interests in: Work Recreation Friends and family Maintain Good health, diet and fitness, Regular medical checkups. Transition Planning There are many transitions in life Transition for the older adult is not just joining seniors programs Life Plan Engage the circle of care participants early Include Life Plan in annual conferences Transition Planning Supports the individual and his/her quality of life as he/she ages Involves the individual and the circle of care participants in planning Includes support change planning Includes day support changes Considers moving and/or aging in place Ensures the individual is the center of plan 16
17 QUESTIONS??? 17
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