dysphagia...aphagia... RHS....TBI....Dementia
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| Dementia | degenerative central nervous system disease. Acquired. Progressive decline, Physical deterioration
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| Early Signs | memory declines, Disorientation, lapse in judgement, difficulty in adls, difficulty in mentally challenging, apathy loss of initiative rapid changes in mood
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| Gray Matter | Cortical regions it the outer layer of the hemisphere where the nerve cell body resides.
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| Cortical Dementia | Alzeihmers disease. memory intellect and language. Loss of mylein sheath brain shrins sulci widens. unknown causes. environmental or genetic death 5 to 10 years after diagnosis. occurs more in women.
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| White matter | Subcortical region. Located on the brain in which the nerve cell fibers reside. Neuromuscular control. Parkinson disease
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| Lang & communication AD | Cognition, memory and intellect affected in early stages.. Speech language deficits in the mid to late stages..Aphasia: language disorders. AD language disorder due to cognitive deficits. Early AD and Anomic Aphasia Late AD and wernickes Aphasia.
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| Early Stage of AD | Word retrieval difficulty. Subtle comprehension problems. Fluid and syntactically correct speech
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| Middle Stage of AD | Semantic Paraphrasia. unnecessary repetition of ideas. Excessive speech fewer ideas. Mod to severe comprehension problems.
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| Late Stage of AD | Nonfunctional, Comprehension of simple familair material. Single word speech. limited automatic speech, minimally verbal.
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| PArkinson Disease | Subcortical region, James Parkisonn, Rigidity, tremors, slowness, loss of balance. Death within 15 to 20 yrs after diagnosis. Aspiration Pneumonia
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| Speech and Lang in PD | weak voice, rapid speech, small writing impaired articulation, Drooling and dysphgia in early stage and cognitive and communication in late stage, stuttering like repetition.
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| Dementia Vs Aphasia | non verbal intelligence and problems solving tests.dementia is a gradual onset and worsening but no hope for recoveryAphasia is suddent onset with a expect improvement.
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