Unit 13 1.1 The term Dementia is described by a number of symptoms such as memory lose, changes in mood, and unable to communicate normally. A mental decline in the ability to function in every day life. 1.2 Key functions of the brain affected by dementia are frontal lobe, temporal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, cerebrum and hippocampus. 1.3 Dementia can be mistaken for depression, delirium and age-related memory impairment because they are very similar in appearance. 2.1 The medical model sees the patient with dementia as a problem.
As dementia progresses, the ability of someone to look after themselves from day to day may also become affected. 1.3 Why depression, delirium and age related memory impairment may be mistaken for dementia : signs, symptoms, behaviour, diagnosis, medication Outcome 2: Understand Key Features of the Theoretical Models of Dementia 2.1 The medical model of dementia: Here the person is seen as being ill or having a condition (referred to as the disability) and is in need of some form of treatment. In this model, or view, of disability the illness or condition is said to be seen first and the person second. 2.2 The social model of dementia: This model concentrates on the person as a valued member of a very diverse society. It suggests that the person is a unique individual who has the right to the same opportunities in housing, education, transport and facilities as anyone else.
Alka-Seltzer Latasha Clayton English112ON R Composition Professor Ann Tschetter May 12, 2012 Would you like to have a good nights sleep? Most if not each of us would respond to that question with a resounding Yes. On the off occasion that our stomach prevents our restful slumber, Alka-Seltzer may provide the relief you need. Similar to our Author Wally Wood, often recalling to mind a commercial or advertisement to assists us in determining what product to buy for our element. In this particular case, Wally’s work began as a print ad receiving much attention it then became an animated commercial.
A successful story should be something that makes you think and wonder how you can relate to it in your life. In ‘Looking for Alibrandi, I think, many people who read it can relate too some of the feelings felt by Josie. Some of the common relations to the book people have are, John Barton’s suicide and how Josie grieved or to the hilarious situation of ‘the Hot Pants magazine quiz’ at the beginning of the book and how Josie attempted to get out of being caught, as everyone would try to do in her situation. ‘Looking for Alibrandi’ I think was successful of achieving the expectations that a reader expects in a novel. One of the expectations of a successful novel is ‘Entertainment’ this is needed to keep a reader amused and not bored with the book.
The organizational problem with periodization is that because there are so many things happening at one time, a historian is not able to focus on them all. The ethical issue with periodization is that is easily implies value judgments the technical problem of periodization is that it no system of periodization can solve all cultural issues or satisfy all demands. 3. These labels are problematic because they may not be specific enough. Big Thought Activity Prequel 1.
She speculated that inflammation that occurs when a person is depressed may be a factor for dementia.Many certain proteins found in brain of a peron who is depressed may increase the risk of dementia.It is very important to remember that risk factor is something that put you on risk. Its increasing your chances to develop illness but it doesn’t mean that you will develop dementia as many people with depression never get dementia. A new sudy was published in July 2014 in the same journal give us more light on the problem. The report says that depression is a risk factor for dementia and people who have symptoms of depression have problems with clear thinking and memory. This study shows there is link between dementia and depression but doesn't exactly says if there is prove cause -and -effect relationship between them both.
If only a minority of the population has a problem with overconsumption the trying to ‘teach’ the whole country the dangers of it is very unnecessary and a waste of a day. Establishing an annual Buy Nothing Day is like agreeing to stop breathing. Unnecessary and unproductive. Stop. Imagine living under the authority of a government that’s unnervingly similar to communism.
Referendums cannot be used to make a decision of immediate necessity as it takes weeks and sometimes months to come up with a final decision. If there is low turnout, the referendum process becomes ineffective. Its results will not be a true reflection of the will of the people. If it is binding it will lead to ineffective and flawed laws and public policies. Handing over the responsibility of making and amending laws to politically inept i.e.
With many of the design features of many maternity leggings on the market today, a woman can find leggings that not only offer high-quality back-up but also can do a lot to help support the growing bulge in her Front. Sleep Improvement When a woman is pregnant, her bodies can go through a myriad of important changes. From weight gain to aches and pains, it can be very difficult for a woman to sleep well at night. The use of maternity Leggings can help a woman feel more comfortable when she sleeps in them and can help to increase the overall comfort level while she sleeps. This can lead to more nights of sleep of quality and relaxing comfort.
What is Dementia? According to Tom Kitwood the general definition of dementia relates to any organic condition where there is an irreversible loss of cognitive capacity and memory, such that there is a decline in a persons ability to function socially, physically and emotionally over time (Kitwood, 1997) It is not a single disease in itself, but a general tern to describe symptoms such as impairment to memory, communication and their thinking. Dementia is not a normal part of ageing, but like anything the chances increase with age. Light cognitive impairment for instance poor short-term memory can happen as a normal part of ageing. (We slowly start to loose our brain cells as we age beyond our 20’s) Familydoctor, (2013).