Question

Identify and describe how two markers of frailty are measured. Then, describe a health-promotion intervention with older adults that could help to prevent that physical sign.

Answer 1

He two most common markers of fraility measurement are impaired mobility and impaired physical activity. Healthy non frail older adults have higher intensities of physical activities for continued improvement in frailty trajectories. Mild physical activity was insufficient to slow the progression of frailty and moderate physical activity reduced the progression of geriatrics and vigorous activity significantly reduce frailty progression.

The health promotion will help promoting healthy aging in older adults.

The two main target of health promotion is prevent frailty in the community and bringing out healthy aging of peoples.

Improve the quality of life of the individual

Improve social environment

Prevent the delaying of care for the older peoples

Promote social participation and contribution

Maintain physical mental and social functions

Deliver good food and nutrition as well as promote physical activity and strength

Bring out health promotion based on community network and improve access to support for h