Infantile
Outpace
Belittle
Ignore
Impose
Progressive Disorder
Vascular Dementia
Subcortical Dementia
Metabolic Disorders
Progressive Disorders
Head Trauma
Family History
Diet
Age
Personality
Physical
Functional
Cognative
Early
Middle
Late
End
Early
Middle
Late
End
Early
Middle
Late
End
Early
Middle
Late
End
Brain cells shrink and die
Compulsive eating
Accounts for 60% of all dementias
Half of individuals with FTD have a family history of dementia
Language is the first symptom- forgetting names of objects
Inappropriate blunting
Semantic memory trouble
May become self-centered
Affects the muscles in the throat
Unable to move eyes side to side
Loss of empathy
Can occur with other diseases
2nd most common form of dementia
Step-wise decline
Can be reversed if caught early
Sudden onset
6
4
5
9
True
False
4
5
6
9
True
False
True
False
Refers to the parts of the brain
Looks at behavior triggers
It's a GPA technique (learned in the GPA class)
It's a caregiver support group sponsored by the Canadian Alzheimer's Society
True
False
Stop, Think, Observe, Plan
Stop, Time Observe, Protect
Stop, Time, Observe, Plan
Care partner burnout
Stigma attached to dementia
Aggressive behaviour
Person with dementia's loss of personal control
Verbal and non verbal cues
Emotional messages
All of the above
Exercise caution during aggressive behavior
Speak slowly and clearly with a soft calm tone
Use verbal praise
You may have to repeat
Make genuine eye contact
True
False
Reorients to present place and time
Factual focus
Subjective
Confronts factual errors in reality
You think your purse has been stolen? I understand why you are so upset.
You need to keep looking for your purse? Well I'm looking for something too. Lets look together.
Lets look over there where those people are having coffee.
All of the above
True
False
Baseline Behavior
Anxious Behavior
Verbally Protective Behavior
Physically Protective Behavior
Physically Aggressive Behavior
Dr. William Thomas
Moyra Jones
Dr. Cameron Camp
Gail Elliot
Virginia Bell and David Troxel
STUGS
WHY
WOW
KNACK
STOP
LIFE
Montessori Method for Dementia
Best Friends Approach
Eden Alternative
Gentle Care
MMSE
MOCA
RAI CHA
MoCA
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
Parietal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Frontal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Cerebellum
Frontal Lobe
Limbic System
Brain Stem
Occipital Lobe
Parietal Lobe
True
False
Delirium
Depression
Infection
All of the above
Apathy
Amnesia
Apraxia
Anosognosia
Aphasia
Agnosia
Apathy
Amnesia
Apraxia
Anosognosia
Aphasia
Agnosia
Apathy
Amnesia
Apraxia
Anosognosia
Aphasia
Agnosia
Neuronic Reflex Grab
Neurogenic Relax Grab
Neurogenic Reflex Grab
Neuronic Relax Grab
Arm limp
Grab person's thumb at the joint
Gently peel the thumb back
They are all correct
Determine the weakest point of the grip
Twist wrist toward the opening of the grab.
Using a quick upward motion, lift up and out of the grab.
Interlace fingers of both your hands for added strength
Twist forearm up
Using a quick downward motion, pull down and out of the grab.
True
False
True
False
True
False
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