Acquired Disorders Bingo
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Topics of this game:
- protective tissue around the brain
- thick, outermost layer of the meninges
- spiderwebby middle layer
- highly oxygenated near the cortical tissue
- cerebral vascular attack
- clot or blockage of blood vessels
- bleed or burst/broken blood vessel
- a clot that forms right in the brains blood vessels
- transient ischemic attack
- anterior lesion, non-fluent output of speech, paralysis, brocas aphasia, limited output, word finding problems
- posterior lesion, output is fluent but empty, wernickes aphasia
- results in damage to the non dominant hemisphere
- denial of deficits or lack of awareness of deficits
- primary impact
- secondary impact
- disordered swallowing occurring as a result of a neurological or structural problem
- a clinical state characterized by loss of function in multiple cognitive domains.
- brain disease that is characterized by changes in the structure of brain cells
- proteins between nerve cells in the brain
- can make a patient bump into walls. read only half of whats in their view, draw halfs of pictures
- this stroke shows up on a cat scan
- dead tissue that will show up on a scan
- no preserved language functioning
- includes both comprehensive and expressive problems
- age, family history, vascular state
- rapid speech, interrupting others and going on and on
- getting "stuck" on a particular response and uses it over and over
- the ability to process verbal materials in the auditory channel, patients dont have to speak to to this
- dehydration, malnutrition, respiratory problems, reduced immunity, poor ability to heal wounds
- videofluoroscopy, transnasal endoscopy
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