Ch. 7 Mental Status Flashcards
Frontal lobe is responsible for
speech formation broca area,
short term memory,
decision making
and ability to concentrate
also autonomic responses related to emotions, affect drive
Cerebrum is primarily responsible for
mental status
parietal lobe
Temporal lobe_ contains _ speech area
sensory perception receiving and processing.
- perception and interception of sounds and localizing.
- Wernicke, (allows a person to understand spoken and written language.)
- Long term memory integration of behavior emotion and personality.
reticular system in the brainstem regulates vital reflexes such as the _ and _ functioning
heart and respiratory
also maintains wakefullness important for consciousness if affected altered mental status (confusion, delirium)
Adolescents experience _ _ during their development of brain
Decline in cognitive abilities occurs in elderly at age of _ to _ Speed of information can be affected at modest rate after _ verbal skills and general knowledge continue to increase in
Cognitive decline leading to dementia can occur over and begin as early as
abstract thinking ( making plans, logical reasoning) judgment develops
60-70
30 years old
60’s.
20-30 years
45
apraxia is when :
the inability to translate an intention into action that is unrelated to paralysis or lack of comprehension) may indicate cerebral disorder.
(tell to unbutton shirt).
Memory:
Immediate
Recent
Remote
memory loss may result from disease, infection, or _ lobe trauma
Loss of immediate and recent memory suggests_
repeat back numbers and backwards
give short amount of time to see things and then ask in 10 min about it
Ask what highschool went to
temporal ( anxiety depression can be other causes).
dementia.
aphasia can either be _ or _
can result from facial muscle or tongue weakness from neurological damage to brain controlling speech and language
receptive or expressive
2 - 3 month baby should be able to make _ if not this can mean _
A shrill or whiny high pitched cry or catlike screeching cry suggests a _ _ _
3-4 months expect
10-12 months should be able to say _ to _ words
24-36 months (2-3)
smile, meningitis
Central nervous disorder
cooing, and babbling
1-2 (mamma)
large vocab asks why
attempt memory testing at about _ years old
immediate recall can repeat _ digits/words
recent memory start at _ to _ by showing _
4
3
5 to 6, objects
MoCA is a tool to
Mini Cog is
MMSE is a
detect mild cognitive impairment that may identify a transition between normal aging and dementia. (broader assessment than the MMSE). BETTER than MMSE for detection of dementia.
a brief screening tool for measuring cognitive function that takes up to 5 min involves immediate and delayed recall of three unrelated words and clock drawing test. (<2=dementia) 3= normal
standardized tool to assess cognitive function changing OVER TIME. 11 items.
delirium is _
dementia is _
depression is
acute (hallucinations)
insidious relentless (delusions)
acute or insidious