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pain Management for the Geriatric PatientGeriatrics Grand RoundsAugust 7, 2015 Deborah Way MDDisclosures Dr. Way has no potential or actual conflict of interest to discloseObjectives Identify and discuss causes of pain in the Geriatric Patient population aging and immobility disease states including dementia, frailty, osteoarthritis Define pharmacologic and non pharmacologic treatments for pain Formulate a plan of care for pain relief in the Geriatric Patient Use knowledge of different pain medication mechanisms to provide adequate pain relief to at risk Geriatric populationsIdentify and discuss causes of pain in the Geriatric Patient populationaging and immobilitydisease states including dementia, frailty, osteoarthritisMary 70 year old female PMH spinal stenosis with left leg pain and weakness.

McLean, Allan J., and David G. Le Courteur., “Aging Biology and Geriatric Clinical Pharmacology”. The American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics . 56.2 (2004) :163‐184.

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