Lecture 2 Flashcards

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what 3 things does te glasgow coma scale record

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eye opening response
motor response
verbal response

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2
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what is the test used to screen for delirium

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CAM

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3
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what are the 3 parts of memory

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immediate
recent
remote

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4
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someone not fully alert and drifting off to sleep when not stimulated - will be aroused (but looking drowsy) when called by name

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Lethargic

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5
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what is gnosia

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recognition of objects and their functions

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what is the highest score you can get on the glasgow coma scale

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15

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7
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what is the difference between narrative and focused charting

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narrative - charting by inclusion
focused - charting by exception

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what are the 3 steps of the mini-cog test

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three-word registration
clock drawing
three word recall

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9
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what is orientation

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being away of who you are, where you are and when it is

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10
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Differences in dementia/delirium prognosis

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dementia: irreversible
delirium: reversible

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what 4 things are you assessing with a mental status examination

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appearance
behaviour
cognition
thinking

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12
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What is the CAM

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confusion assessment method

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13
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what is the MMSE

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mini-mental state examination

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Stupor

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spontaneously unconcious and will only respond to vigorous shake and pain - still withdraws from pain

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15
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the diagnosis of delirium by CAM requires what

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Either acute onset/fluctuating course or inattention
And either disorganized thinking, altered LOC

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Differences in dementia/delirium onset

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dementia: gradual
delirium: abrupt

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17
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what is the mini-cog test used for

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to detect cognitive impairment quickly

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18
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what is the highest score you can get on the MOCA

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30

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19
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what four areas is the general survey composed of

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physical appearance
mobility
body structure
behaviour

20
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what is tripod sitting

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leaning forward, hands on knees bracing themselves

21
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what things are you looking at for behaviours

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dress
hygiene
facial expression
mood

22
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spontaneously unconcious and will only respond to vigorous shake and pain - still withdraws from pain

23
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what is remote memory

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being able to remember verifiable past events

24
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Differences in dementia/delirium attention

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dementia: normal
Delirium: impaired

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what is the highest score you can get on the MMSE
30
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Obtunded
Transitional state between lethargy and stupor sleeps most of the time and difficult to arouse
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Coma
completely unconscious and wont respond to anything
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recognition of objects and their functions
gnosia
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what is the lowest score you can get on the glasgow coma scale
3
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name some things youd be looking at with body structure
stature symmetry posture nutrition
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Differences in dementia/delirium course
dementia: progressive Delirium: fluctuating
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what is recent memory
being able to recall when they ame in
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what 3 things should we screen for in a risk assessment
suicidal thoughts homocidal ideation elopment risk
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what are the 5 Rs
Right information patient person place time
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when is delirium course worse
in the pM
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acute confusional state
clouding of consciousness, impaired memory
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what is the CAM used for
to tell if someone is facing delirium
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Transitional state between lethargy and stupor
Obtunded
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What is the MOCA
montreal cognitive assessment
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what is immediate memory
recalling what someone just said
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what does the MMSE ask
questions about your orientation, remembering words, copying pictures etc
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name some things youd be looking at with physical appearance
LOC age - if you look the age you are Sex - delayed or early puberty Skin colour Facial expression
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Lethargic
someone not fully alert and drifting off to sleep when not stimulated - will be aroused (but looking drowsy) when called by name
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what things are you looking at in regards to mobility
gait ROM
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what is the difference between the MMSE and MoCA
moca is newer, little bit more in depth than MMSE