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Abstract:

Objective To analyse the nutritional status of patients older than 65 years included in the home care program ( PAD ) . Design Croos - sectional study . Emplacement 3 urban health centers . Participants 218 patients in the PAD . Method Mini Nutritional Assessment questionnaire ( MNA ) was applied . Sociodemographic , anthropometric , dependency , emotional and cognitive status and analytical parameters : 57 variables were collected . Possible associations were analysed by applying the chi square and variance analysis . The level of significance was considered to be P< .05 was considered . Results The mean age was 83 .9 years ( SD=7 .4 ) ; 34 .9% were institutionalized and 80 .7% were women ; 21 .2% of patients were malnourished and 40 .1% were at risk of it . A significant association was established between poorer nutritional status and older age , lower BMI , greater dependence on basic and instrumental activities of daily living and greater cognitive impairment . The lowest mean hemoglobin , albumin , and iron levels were also associated with malnutrition and risk of malnutrition . Conclusions More than half of PAD patients are malnourished or at risk for it , and a high proportion of them some laboratory abnormality susceptible to be corrected . Most cognitive impairment and functional dependence are closely related to malnutrition ; so patients with these characteristics should receive more attention from the nutritional point of view .
dependence on basic and instrumental activities of daily living
cognitive impairment
cognitive impairment
functional dependence