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I hope you’re enjoying my series of articles on the five senses. When we understand how senses change with age, we can take steps to provide a better quality of life for our residents.
In case you missed the previous articles, you can find information on the sense of smell in August’s post. I also wrote about the sense of hearing in this post from September.
Today I’m focusing on two significant areas of touch: temperature sensitivity and pain perception. We’ll also consider how we can help prevent something known as touch deprivation among our residents.