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Sodium/Potassium (Na+/K+) nexus: key to Geriatric health

Posted by GeraldineMala on Tue, 22 Jul 2025

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Ageing is a natural process that encounters changes in physical wellbeing due to cellular malfunctions. In senior adults over 50s to late 80s, observational changes occur which are manifested phenotypically, while cellular changes require periodical monitoring to evaluate physiological parameters that indicate any disease or requirement of surgical intervention. Over 15-35% of hospitalized patients and about 25.98% of elderly patients suffer from low sodium levels which is a disorder of water ho... Read More

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Electrolytes | Sodium/Potassium balance | Geriatric medicine | nutrition |

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