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J R Soc Health. 1998 Aug;118(4):237-40.
Lessons to be learned: a case study approach diuretic therapy and a laxative causing electrolyte and water imbalance, loss of attention, a fall and subsequent fractures of the tibia and fibula in an elderly lady.

Sankar NS, Donaldson D.

Department of Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery, Crawley Hospital, West Sussex.

The case is described of a hitherto well, alert and intelligent lady of 85 years of age, who commenced medication with diuretics--prescribed for mild congestive cardiac failure; she developed constipation consequent upon the diuresis and dehydration thereby provoked. As a result she began to take, unknown to her general practitioner, regular and increasing amounts of laxatives. At about this time she was noted by her son to become "rapidly senile"--with the result that she fell on account of losing her normally good concentration and attention; she sustained fractures of the right tibia and fibula. Shortly after admission to hospital she was premedicated, anaesthetised and operated upon, following which there was a postoperative regimen comprising several litres of low sodium isotonic infusions, all given intravenously. She was found at this point to be severely hyponatraemic with a low serum osmolality, but following the institution of water restriction rapidly improved as her serum sodium rose again; there was an accompanying massive diuresis as the previously retained water was voided. Concomitant with the serum sodium rise her mental concentration and attention regained their former levels. The biochemical and cellular mechanisms underlying this patient's symptoms are discussed.

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Obes Res. 1999 Mar;7(2):179-88.
Weight control behaviors among adult men and women: cause for concern?

Neumark-Sztainer D, Sherwood NE, French SA, Jeffery RW.

Division of Epidemiology, University of Minnesota, School of Public Health, Minneapolis 55454, USA.

OBJECTIVES: To examine gender differences in weight control behaviors; their duration and the consistency of their use over a 3-year period; and variations of these behaviors by body mass index (BMI). RESEARCH METHODS AND PROCEDURES: The study population included 714 women and 229 men participating in a community-based weight gain prevention program who completed surveys about their weight control behaviors annually for 3 years. General dieting behaviors (e.g., current, regular, and past dieting), dietary restraint (using Restrained Eating subscale of the Three-Factor Eating Questionnaire), and specific weight control practices (e.g., increasing exercise, skipping meals, and taking laxatives) were assessed. RESULTS: Women were more likely than men to report weight control behaviors, with particularly strong associations found between gender and "history of dieting" (odds ratio = 8.1) and "participation in an organized weight loss program" (odds ratio = 11.7). Among both genders, exercise was the most frequently reported specific weight loss practice (66% of women and 53% of men), followed by decreasing fat intake (62% of women and 48% of men). The use of at least one unhealthy weight control behavior over the past year was reported by 22% of the women and 17% of the men. Gender differences were not found for duration of use of most of the specific weight control practices over the past year, or for consistency of general dieting behaviors and dietary restraint over time. Although both gender and BMI were strongly associated with dieting behaviors, interactions between gender and BMI on prevalence rates of dieting were not significant. DISCUSSION: Although weight control behaviors were more prevalent among women than men, in general, large gender differences were not found in the types of behaviors used and the duration and consistency of their use. The high percentages of adults using healthy methods of weight control was encouraging. However, there is still cause for concern, in that unhealthy weight control practices were also reported by a significant percentage of the population.

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Hosp Pharm. 1995 Apr;30(4):292-4.
Pharmaceutical care provides positive outcomes for postpartum patients.

Ptashnick MB.

St. Paul's Hospital Pharmacy, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

This study examined a method for incorporating the philosophy of pharmaceutical care into the care of postpartum women to promote patient independence and satisfaction with hospital care. Patients became active participants in their own care through a bedside medication, self-administration program. Results of a patient survey indicated that 146 of 167 patients responded positively to the benefits of the bedside medication program. A self administered medication program for postpartum women allowed for patient controlled analgesic and laxative use. The availability of medications before symptom onset, and the provision of pertinent information on use of medications, allowed patients the independence to make appropriate decisions for their own care.

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