ABPTS GCS Practice Questions - Board-Certified Clinical Specialist In Geriatric Physical Therapy Exam

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A patient takes diphenhydramine nightly for sleep, lorazepam PRN for anxiety, and oxybutynin for urinary urgency. Per Beers Criteria, what is the predominant pharmacologic risk relevant to PT plan of care?

Bradykinesia and rigidity from extrapyramidal effects Anticholinergic burden contributing to confusion, falls, and dry mouth Hypokalemia leading to muscle cramping Hyperglycemia causing peripheral neuropathy

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Anticholinergic burden contributing to confusion, falls, and dry mouth

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