Titlebook: Geriatric Medicine; Volume II: Fundament Christine K. Cassel,John Richard Walsh Book 19841st edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1984 ag

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George C. Clark Jr.,J. Bibb Caint partially result from pre-existent conditions that contribute to a greater risk of further disease. By minimizing or eliminating antecedant conditions, clinicians can prevent subsequent diseases. Therefore, contrary to common attitudes, a major goal of geriatric medicine is the anticipation and accordingly, prevention of illness.

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Patterns of Disease: The Challenge of Multiple Illnesst partially result from pre-existent conditions that contribute to a greater risk of further disease. By minimizing or eliminating antecedant conditions, clinicians can prevent subsequent diseases. Therefore, contrary to common attitudes, a major goal of geriatric medicine is the anticipation and accordingly, prevention of illness.

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Guidelines for Selected Geriatric Problems look for the answer to a problem, such as syncope only in the chapter on cardiology; likewise, weight loss may be caused by problems that are more likely to be helped by a social worker than an oncologist.

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