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23 Cards in this Set
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vibroacoustic |
tactile stimulation WITH auditory input |
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Vestibular |
balance |
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Proprioceptive |
orientation of limbs in space |
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Sensorimotor |
motoric response to senses; uses both motor AND auditory pathways |
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Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) (reimbursement) |
provides specific numeric codes for the services that are provided |
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Semantic memory |
general world knowledge that has been accumulated |
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episodic memory |
memory of autobiographical events |
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working memory |
information that can be help in the mind in a short period of time; hasnt been stored yet |
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long-term memory |
information stored for longer periods of time |
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Where is the best place to hit a snare drum to make the best sound? |
between the middle and the edge |
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Presbycusis |
progressive loss of hearing due to age |
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Do clients in EARLY stages of Alzheimers disease experience loss of long-term memory on a consistent basis? |
NO |
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hypotonia |
lack of muscle tone |
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define psychodynamic vs humanistic |
psychodynamic = therapist interpreting aspects of client choices humanistic = therapists supports clients choices |
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anticipatory grief |
emotional reaction to a loss that is coming but hasnt happened yet |
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aphasia |
speech disorder, typically caused by stroke |
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dysphagia |
inability to swallow |
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ataxia |
lack of voluntary muscle movement |
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osteoarthritis vs osteoporosis |
osteoarthritis = inflammation of the joints (arthritis) osteoporosis = brittle bones (typically affects postmenopausal women) |
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Coronary Heart Disease/Atherosclerosis |
blockage of the coronary artery |
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Arteriosclerosis |
hardening & thickening of the arteries |
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Existential therapy |
focus on recognizing passive acceptance and taking conscious control of one's own life |
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what are "standard precautions?" (medical) |
wear gloves in contact with any patient's bodily fluids |
