Acquired Disorders Brain Game: Part 2
The game helps student to review the material learned in acquired disorders.
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Topics of this game:
- A lack of arousal or response due to damage to the reticular formation.
- The ______ the period of coma, the _______the prognosis
- Abnormal electrical discharge of cortical neurons.
- Treat those who are the most savable is _______ triage.
- Treat those with the most serious injuries first is _____ triage.
- What are the Steps in the ABCDE TBI patient assessment?
- What is used for neurological assessment within TBI cases?
- An abnormal posture seen in patients with TBI where the arms are flexed.
- An abnormal posture in patients with TBI where the extremities are extended.
- What is NOT a purpose of craniotomy?
- Buildup of pressure inside the skull that decreases blood flow.
- What is NOT a sign on concussion?
- What is the difference between normal and abnormal aging.
- What is NOT a common behavior of dementia?
- True or False: Dementia can be cured and compensated for.
- How do SLPs help patients with dementia?
- Which is NOT a type of dementia intervention?
- How should one interact with a patient with dementia?
- ______ has a rapid onset, while ______ has a gradual onset.
- Proteins between the nerve cells are called Proteins inside the brain cells are called
- What is NOT a suspected cause of dementia?
- Alzheimers is diagnosed via______
- A type of dementia that results from the damage of many small strokes?
- A type of dementia where the patients typically have hallucinations?
- Dementia cannot be ________, but can be___________.
- SLPs typically work with dementia patients because of
- Which type of therapy utilizes memory book/ aids?
- What therapy approach focuses on interaction initiated by the patient?
- Programming for dementia patients is NOT
- Speech is a secondary function compared to
- Which is true about babies and their aerodigestive tract?
- Which is NOT true about aspiration in younger people.
- Why do SLPs work with patients with swallowing difficulty?
- What is something people aspirate?
- What is the role of feeding tubes in patients with dysphagia?
- True or False: A videofluoroscopy describes the physiology of swallowing.
- True of False: A person who aspirates always gets pneumonia.
- What are the stages of swallowing? (In the correct order)
- The food or liquid one chews/manipulates and swallows
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