effectiveness of music therapy on the cognitive degenerative disorder of dementia will be evaluated. To support the contention that music therapy is effective in treating the symptoms of dementia, research documenting this therapy’s impact on memory, emotions, and behavior will be examined. In order to provide a greater understanding of music therapy and dementia, these terms will be defined. Second, research will be examined to determine music therapy’s impact on the psychological and behavioral issues
Heart Actions: Stroke The cardiovascular system is mainly to pump blood around the body; it supplies fresh oxygenated blood from the lungs to organs around the body and returns it back again. Arteries supply fresh blood and veins return old blood. By one artery or blood vessel being blocked or damaged the flow of blood to the brain will suddenly stop and result of a stroke. Many consequences will come with a stroke but occupational therapy practitioners make stroke patients lives easier
Phineas Gage and the Role of the Brain in Cognitive Functioning BreAnne Warden PSY/360 December 5, 2011 Devlin Crose Phineas Gage and the Role of the Brain in Cognitive Functioning The brain plays a key role in cognitive functioning. Of the many areas in the brain, only certain areas have an impact on cognitive functioning. The case of a man named Phineas Gage showed key elements of specific areas in the brain that support certain cognitive functions. The traumatic brain injury that Phineas
Alzheimer and dementia. Also, it’s very important to educate yourself and do research on Alzheimer and dementia.They both based on memory loss that changes an individual’s daily life. But Alzheimer and dementia are different. Dementia are caused by strokes. Alzheimer is unknown cause the patient wouldn’t know about. Both dementia and Alzheimer is based on memory loss that changes an individuals daily life. Like with most disease or disorders there are warning signs and symptoms. Memory loss will obviously
Pediatric wards should influence play activities that contribute to cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development, facilitate the social-emotional bonds of children with their families, and improve coping and adjustment to long-term care. Both indoor and outdoor pediatric ward play areas are designed with these various aspects in mind, all while considering childhood age groups. Furthermore, ideal play areas can be organized by functional contribution
Osteoarthritis. Obesity might lead to cognitive impairment as well. Cognitive impairment is a type of memory loss that is not too severe but still impacts lives and is mostly seen because of a high calorie diet.Obesity leads to not only memory loss but energy loss too because all of the energy that is going towards breaking down and digesting the food. This un balanced energy causes a scarcity in the department of growing and development in the human mind and
that they need to be aware of and they must be proactive about addressing these concerns before they have adverse effects on their health. Some physical concerns middle age adults should be concerned with include hyperlipidemia, hypertension and stroke. Physical health concerns can often be linked to psychosocial health concerns. These may include depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Nurses can help middle age adults to reduce their risk of suffering from future physical and psychosocial
dementia. MD is a result of Transient Ischaemic Attacks (TIA) that harms the cortex of the brain which is involved with memory. BD is related to stroke and high blood pressure and affects the “white matter” in the brain causing movement difficulties and emotional imbalances (Alzheimer’s Association, 2011). Late adulthood, diabetes mellitus, recurrent strokes and low education are common risk factors of VD however there are preventive measures like smoking, diabetes and sedentary lifestyle (Miller, 2009)
rather than hopping back in. Her reaction as she began to clean the toe told me it might be bad; she said she could see a part of my nail bed as a chunk of nail had been ripped up. My inability to wear certain shoes until it healed raced through my mind, as did the possibility of infection, because I’m in the garden very often, and also, whether all the tasks listed to be done over the weekend would be completed. Naturally, I began to worry. Walking into kitchen and seeing bloodied balls of cotton
Stroke a form of Cardiovascular Disease. “Stroke is the 4th leading cause of death in the U.S. and kills more than 133,000 people each year. People do survive stroke--around 795,000 strokes occur each year and there are an estimated 7 million stroke survivors in the U.S.--but they are often left with significant disabilities”(http://www.silverbook.org/stroke) According to the Recovering After a Stroke: A Patient and a Family Guide "a stroke is a type of brain injury" that occurs when the brain's