Abordagem multifatorial das adaptações caracteristicas do envelhecimento na vida do idoso

Abstract

Introduction: Currently considered as one of the main factors influencing public health spending with the elderly, the pathophysiological changes influenced by the aging factor significantly alter the quality of life indices, where they become more relevant when we have a marked demographic growth of this range. In 2019, according to a study of the Synthesis of Social Indicators in 10 years, the number of elderly over 60 years increased from 9.8% to 14.3% in Brazil, which is largely due to the improvement of the expectation. of life of Brazilians where according to IBGE through prospective data in 40 years from 2020 to 2060 this same population will go from 76.74 to 81.04 years. Objective: Evaluate the effects of aging changes in the elderly, and show the importance of the six-minute walk test to identify changes resulting from aging. Discussion: By drawing a sociocultural and epidemiological profile correlating the activities of daily living. Analyzing morphological evaluations of aging in adaptive characteristics of the locomotor and cardiorespiratory system analyze physiotherapeutic evaluations to improve the overall view of quality of life in the pathophysiology identified according to research on the subject in a general bibliographic review of the holistic look of physiotherapy and its benefits to geront life Conclusion: Finally, the evidence and demand for multifactorial factors encompass, as well as their adaptations are also required according to a multiple team joining to use skills that can be used as a reconciliation or further use of life stage, as well as, possibility that the elderly have the highest quality of life possible. Keywords: Aging. Seniors and Multifactor Analysis.