An elderly patient admitted with acute ischemic stroke. While in the hospital, his conscious level worsened. Neuro imaging did not suggest any cause for worsening. His laboratory parameters were as follows- serum sodium 118, blood urea= 31, plasma glucose=117. His urine output was 3200 ml. Patient’s family is keen know to cause of his ill health. How will you investigate further?

Advance Medical Directives and its legal essentials.

Vulnerability of elderly subjects in research.

Forms of elder abuse which you see in Indian society

Need for vocational rehabilitation in India for elderly populations

Explain some methods for toxicity assessment.

Bridging the barriers in rehabilitation

Explain the various sources of teratogens and their effects. Describe the process of teratogenesis and the mechanism of action.

Home-based rehabilitation program for elderly.

Food intoxication.

Chemical toxicants

Arun is a terminally ill patient. He is conscious & cooperative and interacts normally with the doctor as well as the attendants. He expressed his wish to have palliative treatment for his illness but his family members are denying for the same because of financial burden. As the treating physician, how should you proceed? Evaluate the situation according to Indian legal framework.

Son and daughter-in-law have taken all the property from their mother-in-law and throw her outside. Which rehabilitation strategy can be used in this situation?

Describe the steps involved in biotransformation.

. What are biological toxicants? Describe with some examples

Describe the various exposure routes of toxicants in the human body. Explain the distribution and storage of toxins in the human body.

Explain the terms Ecotoxicology and Environmental toxicology. Describe some important sources of toxicants that are detrimental to human health.

Challenges of Long Term Care in India

Package of service of NPHCE

United Nations principles for elder persons