In Stage one, no impairment at this point Alzheimers in not detectable no symptoms are present there is no memory problems or other symptoms of dementia.Then in Stage two Minor memory problems begin to show the person may begin to lose things around the house at this point, it is not distinguishable from normal age-related memory loss.
In Stage three at this point, signs and symptoms start to become more apparent. You may begin to notice that they can't seem to find the right words and that they have trouble remembering the names of newly introduced acquaintances. They will begin to lose their personal items including valuables. Planning and organization skills may decline. The person affected with Alzheimer's might repeat questions various …show more content…
Incontinence may begin to show first it will appear as urinary incontinence then fecal incontinence. Te incontinence may be treated with proper bedding and undergarments. The cognitive skills of the person are so diminished that they may not even recall major aspects of their current life circumstances as their current address or the weather conditions of the day. At this point, they will misidentify or forget family members. emotional changes start to become disturbing since due to their mental state they are unable to channel their energies into productive activities.the emotional changes can be due in part to brain chemistry and the patient’s psychological reaction to the current circumstances.
The will begin to show purposeless behaviors such as fidgeting.f the patient’s fear of being alone frustration and shame regarding their circumstance frustration will develop manifesting in verbal outbursts, and threatening, or even violent. They may begin to stutter their …show more content…
They will lose the ability to smile it will be replaced by facial grimacing. In one and a half years. The ability to hold their head up will be lost and the ability to sit up own their own without assistance
With appropriate care and life support, patients can survive for a period of years. They will develop rigidity on their joints including wrists.Contractures of the elbow, wrists and fingers this will often cause them pain if they try to move. They will begin to show the return of infant reflexes that are more primitive. The patient may
In Stage three at this point, signs and symptoms start to become more apparent. You may begin to notice that they can't seem to find the right words and that they have trouble remembering the names of newly introduced acquaintances. They will begin to lose their personal items including valuables. Planning and organization skills may decline. The person affected with Alzheimer's might repeat questions various …show more content…
Incontinence may begin to show first it will appear as urinary incontinence then fecal incontinence. Te incontinence may be treated with proper bedding and undergarments. The cognitive skills of the person are so diminished that they may not even recall major aspects of their current life circumstances as their current address or the weather conditions of the day. At this point, they will misidentify or forget family members. emotional changes start to become disturbing since due to their mental state they are unable to channel their energies into productive activities.the emotional changes can be due in part to brain chemistry and the patient’s psychological reaction to the current circumstances.
The will begin to show purposeless behaviors such as fidgeting.f the patient’s fear of being alone frustration and shame regarding their circumstance frustration will develop manifesting in verbal outbursts, and threatening, or even violent. They may begin to stutter their …show more content…
They will lose the ability to smile it will be replaced by facial grimacing. In one and a half years. The ability to hold their head up will be lost and the ability to sit up own their own without assistance
With appropriate care and life support, patients can survive for a period of years. They will develop rigidity on their joints including wrists.Contractures of the elbow, wrists and fingers this will often cause them pain if they try to move. They will begin to show the return of infant reflexes that are more primitive. The patient may