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anticholinesterase drugs
feunction
-slow the rate of memory lose and in some cases improve memory
Common causes of delirium
-infections
-medications
-metobolic disorders
-neurological disease
-tumor
-psychosocial stressors
Dementia
-progressive deterioration of cognitive functioning and blobal intellegance with no change in consiousness
Potential causes of AD
-alzheimers tangles
-genetic factors
-environmetal factors
confabulation
-creation of stories or answers in place of actual memories(unconsious_
preservation
-the repitition ofphrases or behavior
cardinal symptoms of AD
-amnesia-aphasia
-apraxia
-agnosia
-disturbances in executive functioning
aphasia
loss of language ability
apraxia
-loss of perpoful movemnt in the absense of motor or sensory impairment
agnosia
-loss of sensory ability to recognize objects
agraphia
inability to read or write
hyperorality
-the ned to taste, chew or put somehing into ones mouth
hypermetamorphisis
the need to touch everything in sight
AD: stage 1
-short term memory loss
-ues memoy aids
-aware of the problem
-not diagnosable
AD : stege 2
-progessive memory loss
-withdrawn
-decline in adl's
-denial
-depression
-needs supevision
AD stage 3
-losses of adls
-loss of reasoning ability
-frstration
-depression
-difficulty communicting
-evidence of reduced stres threshold
AD Stage 4
-family recognitin disappears
-non ambulatory
-forgets how toeat
incontinent
-institutionalized
return of primitive reflexes
AD
Interventions
-Counseling and Communication
-health teaching/promotion
-pharmacological interventions
-intergrative therepy