'Apraxia' presentation slideshows

NEUROLOGIC DEFICITS

NEUROLOGIC DEFICITS. Nur-224. OBJECTIVES. Identify the various types/causes of seizures. Identify clinical manifestations for clients experiencing neurologic deficits. Apply the principles of nursing management to care for the patient in the acute stage of ischemic stroke.

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Dementia & Delirium in Surgical Patients

Dementia & Delirium in Surgical Patients. Damian Harding Department of Geriatric Medicine February 2008. Introduction. Surgical patient population has changed. Introduction. Surgical patient population has changed.. More older patients Patients have more co-morbidities..

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Neurological Emergencies

Neurological Emergencies. Amy Gutman MD prehospitalmd@gmail.com. Overview. I n the next 2 hours: Anatomy & Physiology Focused Assessment & Examination Differential Diagnosis Management & Critical Thinking What we will not cover in the next 2 hours:

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Medical Nutrition Therapy in Neurological Disorders Part 2

Medical Nutrition Therapy in Neurological Disorders Part 2. Epilepsy. Intermittent derangement of the nervous system caused by sudden discharge of cerebral neurons 2.3 million Americans have epilepsy; 15% under age 15

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Module III ______________________________________________________

Module III ______________________________________________________. Returning To School. Module III Goal ______________________________________________________. To provide information that will facilitate the successful return of students with TBI to their schools.

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Neurological Exam

Neurological Exam. Duc Tran, M.D. August 2003. Neurological Exam. Mental Status Cranial Nerves Motor Sensory Reflexes Coordination Gait. Neuroaxis. Central Brain Spinal Cord Peripheral Root Plexus Nerve Neuromuscular Junction Muscle. Intracranial. Supratentorial Frontal

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DEMENTIA

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Working with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Working with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. TN State Improvement Grant Preschool Literacy Training Project East Tennessee State University. Autism Spectrum Disorder Clarissa Willis clarissa@clarissawillis.com www.ClarissaWillis.com. What is autism?.

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TOPIC 6 The Sensorimotor System

TOPIC 6 The Sensorimotor System . How You Do What You Do. 3 Principles of Sensorimotor Control. The sensorimotor system is hierachically organized Motor output is guided by sensory input Learning can change the nature and locus of sensorimotor control.

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Responding to Behavioural Changes in the Person with Dementia

Responding to Behavioural Changes in the Person with Dementia. Lois Stewart-Archer RN, MN, CPMHN(C) Regional Clinical Nurse Specialist WRHA Geriatric Mental Health . Alzheimer Society Manitoba Conference 2007. Alzheimer Society Manitoba Conference 2007. The Dementias.

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Sensorimotor Control of Behavior: Somatosensation

Sensorimotor Control of Behavior: Somatosensation. Lecture 8. Somatosensation. Sensory info from body Cutaneous senses exteroceptors touch / pain Kinesthesia interoceptors body position & movement ~. Somatosensory cortex. S1 - Postcentral Gyrus Somatotopic Organization

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Physical Access, Seating and Positioning

Physical Access, Seating and Positioning. Kim Ho, PhD CCC-SLP. Overview. Questions about Symbols lecture Quiz Two Mobility and Positioning lecture Wheelchair positioning and handling activity Lifting and Handling Transferring activity Alternative Access Lecture.

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SEMINAR

SEMINAR. Motor Dysgraphia Apraxia/Dyspraxia Math Nonverbal LD. Dysgraphia. History and handedness. Perceptual or Motor. Perceptual or Motor. ADHD and Dysgraphic. Dyspraxia. Dyspraxia and Mislabeling. 2 girls with Apraxia, a motor disorder, mistakenly labeled: hearing impaired

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BRAIN LATERALIZATION LANGUAGE AND COGNITION

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Motor control

Motor control. How is the motor system organized at the neural level?. Organization of muscles. Muscles are organized in the body by antagonistic pairs - one extensor and one flexor .

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Language Disorders

Language Disorders. October 12, 2005. Types of Disorders. Aphasia : acquired disorder of language due to brain damage Dysarthria : disorder of motor apparatus of speech Developmental language disturbances Associated disorders Alexia Apraxia Agraphia. Major Historical Landmarks.

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Traumatic Brain Injuries

Traumatic Brain Injuries. Texas Veterans Commission Abel Guevara & Robert Pantoja Spring 2009. Definition and Causes of TBI. TBI definition Leading causes of TBI. Incidence of TBI . Number being compensated Number from Iraq and Afghanistan Number of combat-related TBIs

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Motor Control

Motor Control. Chris Rorden Ataxia Apraxia Motor Neurons Coordination and Timing. M1 Primary Motor Strip M1 sends outputs to muscles Motor strip most posterior portion of frontal cortex Topic of future lecture

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CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY

CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY. CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY. Modifies, controls the environment House: heated, a.c. Automobile, plane Pervasive Communication system Irreversible Telephone, auto. CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY. Cumulative The computer

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Constructional Apraxia

Constructional Apraxia. Shirley H. Wray, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School Director, Unit for Neurovisual Disorders Massachusetts General Hospital. References.

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