Lecture 7 - Dementia Flashcards by Brandon Craipley | Brainscape

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What is dementia

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What are the most common types of dementia

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Describe dementias impact on cognitive function

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Name 10 warning signs/symptoms for cognitive decline from dementia

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Describe cognitive testing and its purpose

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What are common cognitive tests used

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Describe parts of the brains roles in cognition

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Describe the canadian indigenous cognitive assessment (CICA)

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Describe the diagnostic criteria for all-cause dementia

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Describe the progression of dementia

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What are some differential diagnoses to dementia

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Describe delirium and why it is important

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What are the 2 types of delirium

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What are predisposing and precipitating factors of delirium

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Compare delirium vs dementia

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Describe mild cognitive impairment dementia, its prevalence, and its 2 types

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What is the epidemiology of Alzheimer’s disease

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Compare late vs early onset Alzheimer’s disease

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What is the diagnostic criteria for Alzheimer’s disease

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What is the timeline for Alzheimer’s disease

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Describe the neuropathology of Alzheimer’s disease

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What are the pathological features of Alzheimer’s disease

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What are the stages of Alzheimer’s disease

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Describe Vascular Cognitive Impairment

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What is dementia with Lewy bodies

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What is the diagnostic criteria for dementia with Lewy bodies

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Describe frontotemporal dementia and name its 2 subtypes

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Describe what the behavioral variant (frontotemporal dementia) is

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Comparison summary table of all the dementia types

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What are risk factors for dementia

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What are strategies to reduce the risk of dementia and manage cognitive impairment

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How does exercise/physical activity modify dementia

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How do you maintain quality of life for someone with dementia

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What are the benefits of physical activity for people with dementia

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Describe caregivers for person’s loving with dementia

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What are 10 signs of caregiver stress

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What is the stigma of dementia

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What changes can happen in dementia

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What gait changes occur in Alzheimers disease

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What balance changes occur in Alzheimer’s disease

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As we take info away, peoples posture during balance activities decreases greater with individuals with dementia

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What are behavioral and cognitive symptoms of dementia

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Describe responsive behaviours

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What are specific strategies for BPSD

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Describe the pain assessment for dementia

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What are speech, language, and community changes with dementia and some communication strategies to overcome this

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What are 3 pharmacological treatments for dementia

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What are physio’s attitudes toward working with people with dementia

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Describe the disability model

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Describe the learned experience of physio’s working with people with dementia

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Describe falls in people with dementia and some risk factors of falls in the community or institution

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What are reliable measurements tools for balance in people with dementia

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What are reliable measurements tools for gait in people with dementia

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Describe the rehab potential for people with dementia

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Describe implicit learning strategies for people with dementia

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How do we modify treatment based on cognition

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