nit I Introduction and Overview 1. Definition of Aging 2. Theories of aging 3. Changes associated w/ aging  Developmental changes and Physiological changes  Nutrition  Elimination  Reproductive and sexual changes  Psychological changes UNIT II- Assessment of the Health Status of the Older Adult 1. Comprehensive geriatric evaluation  Functional Ability : ADL , IADL  Physical Health  Socio Environmental situation 2. Techniques in conducting assessment Unit III- Health Promotion and Wellness for Older Adult Maintaining Physical Health  Nutrition o Nutritional Requirement  Mobility  Rest and sleep  Elimination  Sexuality Unit IV – Caring for Older Adult with Chronic Illness  Managing diabetes and skin  wound care  Controlling chronic pains  Guiding bladder and bowel movement  Administering and monitoring medications  Responding to drug and alcohol abuse  Detecting elder abuse  Addressing legal and ethical concerns Unit IV – Caring for Older Adult with Chronic Illness  Managing diabetes and skin  wound care  Controlling chronic pains  Guiding bladder and bowel movement  Administering and monitoring medications UNIT VI- Social Support and Community Services • Health and medical services • Shelter and homes • Community based and legislative support • Basic Ethical Principles • Long term health care system