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DEMENTIA Presented By Andrea Rose Cadiz Health and Nutrition
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DEMENTIA Dementia is caused by the damage of the brain cells. Late 20’s It’s not part of normal aging Tests and Diagnosis are still being determined
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DEMENTIA Dementia Two most common Early Stage Moderate Stage Late Stage Risks and Prevention McGill, 2013
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DEMENTIA What is Dementia? Wide ranges of symptoms Decrease performance of ADL Cells don’t communicate McGill, 2013
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TWO MOST COMMON Alzheimer's Dementia (AD) Most common type 65 years and older Vascular Dementia 2 nd most common Reduced blood flow to the brain Alzheimer’s Association, ret 2014
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SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Early Stage Subtle Short Memory Changes Difficulty finding the right words Changes in mood Apathy Difficulty doing normal tasks
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SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Early Stage (cont.) Confusion Difficulty following story lines A failing sense of direction Being repetitive Struggling to adapt to change
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SINGS & SYMPTOMS Moderate Stage Memory problems becomes more serious Mood and emotions shifts Behaviors changes Physical activities gradually worsens
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SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Late Stage Progressive loss of memory Increased loss of physical activities Communication Eating
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RISKS & PREVENTIONS Heart-head connection Regular physical exercise Healthy diet Social connections and intellectual activity Preventing injuries
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DEMENTIA Dementia is one of the most leading cause for elderly’s in this society. It’s difficult for friends and family members to accept that a certain loved one develops this certain disease especially when certain cures are still being determined. Maintaining a regular physical active and healthy life is the best way to help you prevent the risk of getting dementia.
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