Prospective Determination of Noninvasive Clinical Correlates of Dehydration in Hospitalized Elderly.

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Prospective Determination of Noninvasive Clinical Correlates of Dehydration in Hospitalized Elderly.

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Lindquist, Ruth D.

Gross, Cynthia R.

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1990

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All-University Council on Aging, Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota

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Aged

All University Council on Aging (AUCA)

Elderly

Medical Research

Seniors

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The symptoms of dehydration are identified in an elderly population. Trained research nurse clinicians examined twenty subjects aged sixty-five and older in emergency room settings. The pilot project initiated an expanded study to develop a noninvasive clinical scale for assessing dehydration in the elderly.

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Health, Human, and Social Services Reports

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CURA;90-8

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All-University Council on Aging Faculty Research Reports, Report No. 1.

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Lindquist, Ruth D.; Gross, Cynthia R.. (1990). Prospective Determination of Noninvasive Clinical Correlates of Dehydration in Hospitalized Elderly.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/204974.

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