Adult differ from standard evaluation of younger adult

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How does the evaluation of an older adult differ from a standard evaluation of a younger adult? Early detection of problems results in early intervention. Older patients may fatigue easily, thus lengthening the visit or necessitating more than one. Diagnosis is easier secondary to age. Problems or complaints are presented one at a time.

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