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    self. Most commonly in humans starting at the age of sixty-five, Alzheimer’s snatches away the ability to remember and the person’s identity. Alzheimer’s is a dementia that affects the memory, behavior and thinking which leads to many complications and problems. It is the sixth leading cause of death and is the most common branch of dementia. Alzheimer’s is known for its ability to wipe away memory and to affect the intellectual part of a human. Though Alzheimer’s affects parts of a human, it…

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    of people with mental ailments, we are beginning to see the havoc caused by Alzheimer's and are making increasingly great efforts to understand it, help patients cope with it, and cure it. Although we used to think that all dementia was equal and that Alzheimer's and dementia were normal aspects of ageing, we are increasingly seeing that this is not true. Alzheimer's is only one form of…

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    “We don't know how strong we are until being strong is the only choice we have.” Alzheimer's is known as “Senile Dementia.” More than 3 million cases happen per year, It's very common! The main focus on Alzheimer's disease affects on how your mentality functions, how well you develop on your ability to do your daily activities. Alzheimer's disease is a disorder that has no cure but however there are medications to help. Individuals could easily be notified if they do have Alzheimer's by having…

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    The aging brain goes through a multitude of alterations in neuronal functioning which in turn results in the worsening in motor and cognitive abilities (Willis et al., 2008). Dementia, more specifically, Alzheimer’s disease results in the deterioration of language, memory and the ability to reason in aging individuals over the course of 5 to 20 years (Muthaiyah et al., 2014). The changes that occur neuropathologically with AD evolve before symptoms are shown in individuals who are affected…

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    Music Therapy Depression

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    systematic review, six studies that met the inclusion criteria were included and analyzed. In general, all six studies showed that music therapy is an effective treatment of depressive symptoms for older adults who are 65 years or older with or without dementia. Among four randomized control trials, three studies conducted music therapy was conducted in a group and depicted its effectiveness in the reduction of depression symptoms (Chu et al., 2014; Cooke et al., 2010, Mohammadi et al., 2011).…

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    Analysis Of Alive Inside

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    documentary, I constantly compared the techniques used in the nursing homes to those discussed in class. In class, we discussed the elderly and Geriatrics. The lectures dealt with elderly who had neurological disorders like: Depression, Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder, etc. Specifically, in the documentary, music was used to treat patients like Denise, a bipolar schizophrenic patient, her illness may not have improved, but she was able to feel more “alive inside” and a…

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    Pathophysiology Assignment Binswanger's disease: Binswanger’s disease is one of the diseases that could affect brain’s functions, Binswanger's disease, also called subcortical vascular dementia, caused by microscopic areas of damage to the deep layers of white matter in the brain. The damage is the result of narrowing of arteries that feed the brain¹. People who have hypertension, diabetes, some heart diseases and smoke are luckily to have this disease. The symptoms of the disease are short…

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    The data shows that engaging Alzheimer’s patients in various music styles will aid with improving their conditions when done continuously. Therefore, music therapy is a non-invasive and effective method for treating the elderly with dementia type Alzheimer’s disease. Music Therapy and Alzheimer Behaviours A study conducted in 2006 by Landspitali University Hospital of Iceland, attempted to analyze the benefits of music therapy in patients suffering from…

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    disease. Alzheimer disease has had a huge impact on the United States of America. I will be more deeply discussing how this disease is caused and treatment or cure. Alzheimer's disease is the leading cause for dementia in the world. It is responsible for 60 - 80 % of all cases of dementia. Dementia is not a disease, but rather a word to describe a group of symptoms. Alzheimer disease is also the sixth leading cause of death in america (alz.org, 2018). This disease was discovered by Dr. Alois…

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    Dementia is a progressive disease of the brain over a long period of time. Therefore its progression is much more subtle. Delirium often involves an acute event or change, such as an overdose of medication. This also helps to affect duration Given the progressive loss of neural function in dementia over a long time, dementia would be stable over the day relative to delirium where some acute insult to the brain…

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