UN solitude And Social Interactions Flashcards

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4 aspects of sensory process

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  1. Stimulus
  2. Receptor
  3. Impulse conduction
  4. Perception
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What mediates all sensory stimuli to cerebral cortex

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Reticular activating system (RAS) in brainstem

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To perceive sensations,

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Nervous system must be intact

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If pr has a lot of cerumen that impaired her hearing, what was impaired (sensory perception,reaction)

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Reception

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Factors influencing sensory function

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  1. Age
  2. Stimuli/family support
  3. Ethnicity
  4. Medication/illness
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Age impacts senses how

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Visual/hearing/taste/smell/tactile/balance deficits

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Stimuli, family support and enviro impacts sensory how

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Amount of contact with family members influence degree of isolation felt, hospital enviro can risk for sensory alterations(lot of stimuli, immobility, isolation)

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Ethnicity impacts sensory how

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Overall vision loss more common in white canadians than racialized groups

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Meds/illness impact sensory how

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Illness:
Neurological deficits (tingling/numbness in lower legs/feet)
Cataracts…

Meds:
Narcotics/sedatives (awareness low)
Ototoxic (can affect hearing)

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What is sensory deprivation

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Inadequate quantity/quality of stimulation (lack if stimulus or inability to interpret) (RAS disturbed)

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Sensory deprivation at risk people

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Sensory deficits, isolation/bedrest, perception deficits, limited social interactions, mobility restrictions

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What is sensory overload

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Multiple stimuli and can’t disregard or selectively ignore some, prevents brain from responding appropriately

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Risk of sensory overload

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High external stimuli, medical interruptions, lights, strangers, altered sleep, invasive interventions, can’t disregard stimuli bc head injury

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Action demand statement sensory deprivation : prevent effects of sensory deprivation in a xx yo female by

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Sensory aids (glasses, hearing aids…)
Radio, phone, tv, clock…
Plants, art
Family visit
Increasing touch by nurse

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ADS prevent effects of sensory overload in a xx yo male by

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Min unnecessary light/noise/distract
Treat pain
Orientation clues (clocks/calendar)
Routine care
Schedule uninterrupted rest periods

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