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Environmental systems approach:
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-idea that therapy must go beyond traditional approches
-focus is on isolated cognitive or comm. skills |
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belief of environmental approach:
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rehab should be empowering to achieve a personally fulfilling, socially meaningful and functionally effective world
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Disorders secondary to stroke
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1. depression
2. frustration 3. anger/hostility 4. anxiety 5. withdrawel 6. denial 7. catastrophic reaction |
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Kubler-Ross steps of coping:
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1. shock
2. denial 3. bargaining/compromise 4. anger 5. acceptance |
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patient & family steps
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1. severe illness or crisis
2. recuperation stage 3. rehabilitation 4. post-rehab 5. institutionalization |
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Aphasia consequences:
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-comes with no warning
-remains permanantly -nothing cures underlying pathology -affects the victim and all who have a relationship w/ him/her |
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Aphasia permanacy requires:
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affected parties somehow confront/cope with and decide how to life with it
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Aphasia intervention:
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-needs to be a realization
1. change/void of what has not returned since the stroke 2. acknowledgment of permanancy and the effort to "live with it" |
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History of therapy:
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-began in WWII
-dealing w/ chronicity meant support groups -clinical strategies were not seen as carried over |
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Impairment:
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disordered system
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Disability:
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functional consequences of the impairment such as the comm. difficulties
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Handicap:
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social consequences of the disability such as the role of employment isolation
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Chronic disability includes:
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factors that obstruct the continuance of daily life and these later aquired symtpoms are integral to defining the nature of the disorder
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current Aphasia Tx idea:
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-thought of as a life-long predicament for all persons intimately involved
-view from repair of comm. to enhancement of life |