PPT-Is it Alzheimer’s or Age-Related Memory Loss?

A MultiDisciplinary Program to Enhance Cognitive Performance in Elderly Majid Fotuhi MD PhD Founder Chief Medical Officer NeurExpand Brain Center Affiliate Staff Johns Hopkins Medicine. 學號：. A0128304 . 姓名. ：柯雅倫 . Allen. . (. 組長. ). 學號：. A0128310 . 姓名. ：王宜惠 . May. 學號：. A0128380 . 姓名. ：. 王. . 一 . Vic. 學號：. A0128381 . Presented by . Angela Exford, RN, RMC, CLNC, RACT-CT, CADDCT, CDP. What is Dementia . Is a non-specific syndrome in which affected areas of the brain function may be affected such as:. Memory. David Fox, M.D.. Medical Director. Behavioral Center For Older Adults. UH Parma Medical Center. Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s Disease. Case Study: Marilyn . 68 year-old woman presents with complaint: “I can’t remember things”.. &. The GP. Marijke Boers . Church St Surgery . April 2017. Role of the G. P.. Is this NORMAL age related memory loss. OR…..Something Else…... REFERENCE: Having a Senior Moment ?. Best Practice Journal of BPAC NZ WEBSITE. (some slides are courtesy of Dr. G.P.Sutton). February 5, 2015. Lecture Plan:. Memory: definition, subtypes and processes. Clinical examples of memory loss - patients H.M. & C.W.. What is memory loss. Objectives . Understand the value of . timely detection . Review best . practices in medication and . non-medication interventions. Understand . how . to connect caregivers to evidence-based therapies, resources and services. aLIGO. Hiro Yamamoto LIGO/Caltech. Introduction. Loss related to geometry. Loss related to as-built arms. Loss . related . to aberrations. Loss . related . to thermal deformations. Summary. 1. 1W input H1. aLIGO. Hiro Yamamoto LIGO/Caltech. Introduction. Loss related to geometry. Loss related to as-built arms. Loss . related . to aberrations. Loss . related . to thermal deformations. Summary. 1. 1W input H1. 620 South 76th Street, Suite 160800.272.3900 4.479.8819faxMilwaukee, WI 53214alz.org/sewi .272390024/7 elpline The RECORDING,. . RETENTION &RETRIEVAL OF KNOWLEDGE. DISORDER OF MEMORY. DEMENTIA:. . acquired and . persistent compromise . in multiple cognitive domains that . is severe . enough to interfere with everyday . Marnie Courage, OT Reg. (MB). Enabling Access Inc.. YOU ARE AGING!!!!. Understand the aging demographics and age-related changes related to vision. Become familiar with common age-related vision loss conditions. Wake up someone\'s brain with every turn of the page in this delightfully engaging resource. Featuring evocative images of children, this picture book for adults is to be shared between a family (or professional) caregiver and a person with memory loss to encourage meaningful emotional connections and conversations through therapeutic brain stimulation. Research demonstrates that sensory integration in the brain reinforces and excites neural connections. Using the principles of sensory integration, occupational therapist Rae-Lynn Ziegler presents photographs that trigger multiple and varied sensory reactions: visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory, and vestibular and proprioceptive (motion and movement). Tested with people with middle to late Alzheimer\'s disease, Ziegler\'s work demonstrates that spending time with an interactive picture book can help keep people with memory loss connected and engaged. Users of Let\'s Look Together are encouraged to Relate to the feelings suggested by the photos Reminisce about situations triggered in the person\'s memory Describe what might precede or follow the photo\'s action Tell a story about the child or image Find pleasure in sharing the book together Twenty-nine full-color photographs portray an array of easily recognized emotions and activities. Joy, tears, surprise, contentment and stubbornness are interspersed with edible delights, unexpected encounters, nurturing family interactions, and more. Simple conversation starters are provided for each image. It all comes together to create a new visual and emotional journey for each person every time the book is opened. Let\'s Look Together is for use one-on-one or in groups-at home or in formal care settings ranging from adult day services to hospitals and nursing homes. . People accessing our service will be offered a dedicated adviser prior to a diagnosis of . dementia or . Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), then further advice with understanding any confirmed diagnosis and regular support reviews:. disease . It is . a degenerative brain disorder of unknown etiology which is the most common form of . dementia.. usually . starts in late middle age or in old age, results in progressive memory loss, impaired thinking, disorientation, and changes in personality and mood. .