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Age related memory impairment
Difficulties remembering or recalling information or learning new information that occurs with normal aging.


it do not impair a person's ability to carry out normal routines and activities
mild cognitive impairment
Problems with memory, language or thinking process that are noticeable to other people but does not interfere with the person ability to live a normal life
dementia
term that is used to describe the group of symptoms that occur with a progressive decline in memory and thinking
amnesia
Memory loss
Short term memory
Memory of recent events
Long term memory
Memory of past
validation therapy
Technique for working with those with cognitive impairment or demencia that shows respect for the person's thoughts and feelings and validates acknowledgement what the person believes regardless of the actual truth
aphasia
problems with communication resulting from damage to the brain
expressive aphasia
The inability to use language to express oneself verbally or in written or both
receptive aphasia
The inability to understand communication from others
agnosia
The inability to use the five senses to recognize familiar things or people
apraxia
The inability to plan and perform purposeful motor movements to complete a task despite having the ability and the desire to perform the task
hallucinations
occurs when the person sees, hears, tastes, smells, or feels something that does not exist
delusions
A fixed false belief
paranoia
Excessive suspicion without cause
catastrophic reaction
An intense emotional and behavioral outburst over a seemingly small event see in people with dementia
delirium
a change in cognition that has a rapid onset and is related to chemical changes in the body