Neuro & Cognition Flashcards

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Cognition

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systematic way

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Why is patient cognition important in nursing?

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Patient Education

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What is lateral retrieval?

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What is perceiving?

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5
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How to accommodate older adults in cognition/patient education?

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More time
Hearing impairments
Visual impairments

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What can alter cognition?

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Heart condition that decreases blood flow to the brain
Inadequate calories & sleep
Low sodium (electrolyte imbalance)
Hypoglycemia
Urea & ammonia build-up (liver & kidney failure)

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7
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When is long-term memory built?

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REM (deep) sleep

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8
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What is dysarthria?

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impaired speaking muscles

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9
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What is expressive aphasia?

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AKA Broca’s aphasia

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10
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What is receptive aphasia?

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AKA Wernicke’s aphasia

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What is global aphasia?

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Both expressive & receptive (Broca’s & Wernicke’s) aphasia

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12
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How does the nurse assess cognition?

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Minimi Mental State Examination (MMSE)
NEECHAM

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13
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When does impaired cognition & memory become something to address?

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Impact ADL & communication

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