chorea
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sudden, rapid, jerky, purposeless movement involving limbs, trunk, or face
pharm for aggression
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antipsycotics, antidepressants, mood stabilizers, anticonvulsants
distress
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Negative stress response which has a detrimental effect both physically
and psychologically on an individual.
herbal therapies for dementia
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buckwheat honey- cholinesterase inhibition
lemon, rosemary, lavender essential oils
turmeric, ginkho
parkinson's disease dementia
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Occurs with progression of Parkinson's caused by protein clumps in the
substantia nigra of the brain and can resemble both DLB and Alzheimer's,
destruction of the globus pallidum
- Clients who have this disease, as opposed to Lewy body dementia, will
develop motor manifestations before cognitive manifestations.
panic anxiety
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an individual is unable to process their environment, physical symptoms of
panic anxiety can be related to the fight, flight, fawn, faint, and freeze
response. In some cases, an individual may experience hallucinations and
, delusions.
- someone gets stuck in an elevator
eustress
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A positive stress response to a challenging but beneficial task that results in
development growth, mastery, or a sense of fulfillment. (birth)
rationalization
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Using reasoning and logic to avoid or explain the stressor or their actions
and avoid their own emotions
hypoactive delirium
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-lethargy
-slowed speech
-decreased alertness
-apathy
displacement
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Redirecting troublesome or difficult thoughts to a safer person, animal, or
inanimate object.
- when the client does not feel safe revealing their true feelings to the
person to which they are directed
criteria for major or mild neurocognitive disorder
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There must have been an insidious onset, followed by a gradual
progression with at least one domain of cognitive impairment for a mild
neurocognitive disorder, and at least two domains must be impaired for a
major neurocognitive disorder.
parkinson's disease dementia diagnosis
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history of cognitive deficits that occur before the motor issues related to
Parkinson's disease
lifestyle risk factors that are modifiable
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sudden, rapid, jerky, purposeless movement involving limbs, trunk, or face
pharm for aggression
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antipsycotics, antidepressants, mood stabilizers, anticonvulsants
distress
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Negative stress response which has a detrimental effect both physically
and psychologically on an individual.
herbal therapies for dementia
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buckwheat honey- cholinesterase inhibition
lemon, rosemary, lavender essential oils
turmeric, ginkho
parkinson's disease dementia
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Occurs with progression of Parkinson's caused by protein clumps in the
substantia nigra of the brain and can resemble both DLB and Alzheimer's,
destruction of the globus pallidum
- Clients who have this disease, as opposed to Lewy body dementia, will
develop motor manifestations before cognitive manifestations.
panic anxiety
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an individual is unable to process their environment, physical symptoms of
panic anxiety can be related to the fight, flight, fawn, faint, and freeze
response. In some cases, an individual may experience hallucinations and
, delusions.
- someone gets stuck in an elevator
eustress
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A positive stress response to a challenging but beneficial task that results in
development growth, mastery, or a sense of fulfillment. (birth)
rationalization
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Using reasoning and logic to avoid or explain the stressor or their actions
and avoid their own emotions
hypoactive delirium
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-lethargy
-slowed speech
-decreased alertness
-apathy
displacement
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Redirecting troublesome or difficult thoughts to a safer person, animal, or
inanimate object.
- when the client does not feel safe revealing their true feelings to the
person to which they are directed
criteria for major or mild neurocognitive disorder
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There must have been an insidious onset, followed by a gradual
progression with at least one domain of cognitive impairment for a mild
neurocognitive disorder, and at least two domains must be impaired for a
major neurocognitive disorder.
parkinson's disease dementia diagnosis
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history of cognitive deficits that occur before the motor issues related to
Parkinson's disease
lifestyle risk factors that are modifiable
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