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5 most common symptoms of PTSD

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Flashbacks, hyperalentness, mood alterations, hypervigilance, anxiety

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5 most common symptoms of depression

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Suicidal ideation, self isolation, profoundness, searsulness, sad affect

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4 symptoms of addictions

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Alcohol and drug addiction (controlled and uncontrolled), self-medicate, taboo, sexual traumas

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3 symptoms of adjustment

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Securing a job, medical care, integrating themselves into society

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5 symptoms of anxiety

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Shaking, panic attacks, chest tightness, no concentration, numbness, nausea, paranoia, tremendous sense of doom

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5 types of injuries with military

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Combat wounds, amputation, phantom limb pain, paralysis, burns

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Settings for MT in military

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Veterans affairs, bases, rehab settings, shelter facilities

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Psychosocial issues with military

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Insecurity, self expression, cognitive and emotional processing, avoidance, triggers and episodes, adjustment

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Two biggest psychosocial issues with military personnel

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Coping skills, leisure goals

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Who is targeted in MT in military

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Navy, Air Force, marines, navy seals, army

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Music based activities for military

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SONG WRITING, lyric analysis (depersonalized manner and move towards client), instrument play

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2 progressive neurological diseases

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Parkinson’s and multiple sclerosis

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Parkinson’s traits

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Stuttering, tremors, shuffling and unsteady gait, disphasia, rigidity in movement, freezing

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What injuries do we see in Rehab

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TBI, accidents, strokes, hem orange, spinal cord injuries

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Where is rehab given

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VA, Military, rehab, general hospitals

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What are patients given on a team for rehab

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OT, PT, SLP, art/music/drama theories, rec therapists, interdisciplinary team

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Goals for rehab patients

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Autonomy and control, gait, strengthening, pain management, habilitation, rehabilitation

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Hemiplegia

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Lack of motor movement

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Hemiparesis

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Motor weakness

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Anoxic

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Total loss of oxygen to brain

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Hypoxia

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Reduced amount of oxygen flow

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Traits of multiple sclerosis

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Inflammatory autoimmune disease, numbness, motor functioning, bowel and bladder control, sexual function, pain

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Goals with PND

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MOVEMENT, range of motion, crossing midline, gait, fine and gross motor skills, flexibility, strengthening

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Activities in rehab

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Ruby this auditory stimulation, dancing, expressive movement, instrument play

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Cognitive rehab goals

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Memory, executive functioning, attention and focus, reasoning, communication

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Emotional rehab goals

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Elevate mood, emotional regulation, promoting coping

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Does hearing impact language

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Yes

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Explain how sound travels through ear

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Sound enters in through the outer ear in the peanut travels down the air drums and vibrates three bones and then goes to the cochlea and through auditory impulses travels to the brain

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Three parts of the ear

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Outer, inner, middle

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Residual

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Sensory that is left

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Conduction

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Perforation in the ear canal

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Sensorineural

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Obstruction to hair cells in cochlea

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Challenges with hearing loss

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Safety risk, language, learning, isolation, accommodation, discrimination

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Explain how vision works

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The lens moves light to the back of the eye. It goes into the retina, and then the optical nerve which converts away to electrical impulses, and then goes into the brain.

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Do eyes see light upside down or right side up?

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Upside down

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Causes of vision loss

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1 cause is old age, injury, birth defects, macular degeneration, cataracts

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Challenges with vision loss

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Ambulate-get through environment, safety ricks, spacial awareness, community and belonging, ableism, habilitation

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Goals with vision loss

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Autonomy, safety, spacial awareness, community, self esteem

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Frisson experience

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Getting the goosebumps

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When did music therapy start

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35,000-40,000 years ago

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Why did music start to long ago

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Humans have always desired music, form of self expression

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Neuroplasticity

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Ability for healthy area of the brain to takeover

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Corpus callosum

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Nerved that connect right and left brain hemispheres

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Four chemicals involved with changing brain chemistry

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Dopamine, prolactin, endorphins, oxytocin

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Prolactin

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Nursing hormones for mommies in NICU

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Endorphins

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Happy chemicals

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Oxytocin

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“Cuddle” hormone

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