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Author: Michael I. Macentee
Reflections of Ms. Olivera on the course of life Mrs Olivera (or "Doña" olivera, as he prefers to call her) Born in Nicaragua on July 31, 1923, 88 years old, but she says it was not long ago. She clearly remembers the pleasures and difficulties growing in a suburb of Managua. It was a middle-class suburb, according to the standards in the capital of Nicaragua. The houses were modest, with security bars in all the windows.
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Ms. Olivera was the third of five children, two girls and three children. She remembers a happy childhood. His father was a proudly respected school teacher. His mother was a "pillar of the church," which taught his children to read at an early age and respect authority. Ms. Olivera attended her father's elementary school until she moved to the city to obtain a secondary education, when her educated thoughts were already trained.
1.- Theories and importance of oral health in fragility.
2.- Ethical considerations for the care of oral health of fragile elderly.
3.- Oral pain and movement disorders when aging.
4.- Dry mouth and medications.
5.- Dietary consequences on oral health in fragile elderly.
6.- Management of periodontal, gingival diseases and other oral disorders in fragile elderly with cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
7.- Oral health, dysphagia and pneumonia by aspiration.
8.- Periodontal disease in fragile elders.
9.- Caries and fragile elderly.
10.- Contexts of body image and social interactions between fragile elderly.
11.- Communication and education for palliative care.
12.- Prevention of oral diseases in the dependent population.
13.- Prosthodontics, endodontics and other restorative care in fragile elders.
14.- Ethnocultural diversity. 15.- Palliative care and complications of cancer therapy.
16.- STOCT TO Rate the results of oral health in long-term care centers.
Appendix: Quality assessment sheets.
Index.
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Author: Michael I. Macentee
Reflections of Ms. Olivera on the course of life Mrs Olivera (or "Doña" olivera, as he prefers to call her) Born in Nicaragua on July 31, 1923, 88 years old, but she says it was not long ago. She clearly remembers the pleasures and difficulties growing in a suburb of Managua. It was a middle-class suburb, according to the standards in the capital of Nicaragua. The houses were modest, with security bars in all the windows.
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