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dementia Care Giving On Spousal Relationships Name: Institution: There exist many studies on effects of dementia on spouses.... This prompted the literature research on the perspectives of dementia in this article.... This paper seeks to critically analyze an article of about aging and mental health, on effects of dementia on spouses.... It also analyses the methods, results and discussion of the article on dementia care giving in spousal relationships....
3 Pages
(750 words)
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The individual with dementia whose communication is progressively impaired and is unable to communicate with his/her caretakers (loved ones, medical professionals and therapists) can affect the quality of life of the caretakers The fear is that the caretakers may disengage themselves because 'communication becomes disjointed and nonsensical.... One of the authors found that communication could be not only prolonged but deepened by entering the metaphorical world of the person and it enhances the relationship between the caregiver and the individual with dementia....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
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The term ‘Dementia' is used to explain a disorder in which there is a progressive decline in reasoning, memory, ability to carry out daily activities and communication skills, along with which develop psychological symptoms such as aggression, depression, wandering and… In 2001, the Department of Health estimated that of the total population of uk, about 5% of people aged over 65 years suffered from dementia.... The latest dementia Report from Alzheimer's Society states that at present 800,000 people suffer from dementia in Looking at these alarming statistics, it can be noted that incidences of dementia will only continue to grow....
1 Pages
(250 words)
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This paper “Living Well with dementia: Case Study” aims to discuss a case study of a patient, who has been suffering from dementia for the last ten years and is now at a serious stage of the mental illness.... There is a wide range of mental illnesses including disorders like depression, anxiety, autism spectrum, attention-deficit, bipolar, borderline personality disorder, dissociative disorders, substance abuse disorder, eating disorder, panic, post-traumatic stress, schizoaffective, schizophrenia, insomnia, Alzheimer, and dementia (Busfield 2011)....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
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The second paper, by Hammar, Emami, Engström & Götell (2011), focuses purely on music therapeutic caregiving (MTC) and the experiences that caregivers had when considering the effect of MTC on patients with dementia.... The author of this assignment "Music & dementia Care" casts light on the idea of the music used by means of therapeutic treatment.... As the text has it, there is evidence that music can be particularly therapeutic for patients suffering from dementia....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
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The paper "Vascular dementia" describes what ischemic attack commonly referred to as TIA, usually, lasts for twenty-four hours.... The patient was diagnosed with heart disease six months previously and presently with vascular dementia which is the loss of memory caused by many minor strokes.... IA and Vascular dementia both are associated with diseases of the heart.... Vascular dementia A) Explain to the family what is occurring with the client The patient is undergoing transient ischemic attack commonly referred to as TIA, usually, lasts for twenty-four hours....
1 Pages
(250 words)
Research Paper
The paper “Is dementia Preventable or Inevitable?... rdquo; focuses on dementia, which is a significant public health issue that has attracted the attention of many.... dementia is a phrase used to delineate the symptoms of a huge group of sicknesses.... hellip; In most cases, dementia refers to the loss of memory, rationality, social skills, intellect and what would be deemed ordinary emotional responses.... The mark in dementia is the individual's inability to perform every day's activities....
5 Pages
(1250 words)
Coursework
The paper 'The Amount of Physical Activity' presents physical activity and its relation to health which is something that countless people take for granted.... This is especially with regards to the negative or positive impact it may have on their health.... hellip; The author states that the assumption or notion that the human body can protect itself without the presence of any physical activity is ill-advised and misguided....
9 Pages
(2250 words)
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