Brain Game-Acquired Disorders
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Topics of this game:
- Abnormal aging
- Protect the brain with the skull
- Secondary impact on the brain
- Insight, recall, organization of thoughts, self monitoring
- food or liquid that is swallowed
- less than 2 seconds, involuntary, hyolaryngeal complex rises
- a symptom of some other problem
- result from damage to the non language dominant hemisphere
- denial of deficits, think limbs actually work, no cognitive impairment
- difficulty recognizing familiar faces
- not perceiving things of the left side of vision or attention
- Central and Peripheral
- Motor/muscle -carry info from the CNS
- Sensory- carry info to the CNS
- Breathing, Heart Rate, and Blood Pressure
- on the opposite side of lesion
- Auditory skills, and comprehension
- Cerebral Vascular Accident
- a clot that forms somewhere and breaks and goes to the brain
- FACE- ARM- SPEECH- TIME
- high blood pressure
- surgery to open the head and operate on brain bleed
- lesion between brocas and wernickes area
- word finding or name problems
- naming objects in a category
- ability to generate information by writing
- Phrase completion cue
- approach that the patient will have to learn to live with their language problem
- nonfluent, or brocas, with anterior lesion
- Fluent, or wernickes, with posterior lesion
- errors in word and phoneme selection
- severe mixed, prognosis is poor, both portions of language center impacted
- clients stuck using the same response over and over
- bruises on the brain
- collection of blood
- stroke that shows up on a CAT scan
- can be given at any time and thin the blood
- speaking, reading, writing, and listen
- doesn't connect to any other bones, beneath the tongue
- space between the epiglottis and base of the tongue
- contractions of the esophagus to send the food toward the stomach
- trouble swallowing and it goes into the airway or lungs
- Delirium, Depression, Drugs, Dementia
- comes on rapidly, reversible, alterations in consciousness
- cause impairment in social and occupational functioning
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