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Course Number Term Report Topic Date Contents Introduction 2 Causes of stroke and Common Drug Treatments 3 Common Symptoms of stroke and Identification Technique 3 Non-drug Treatments 4 Conclusion 5 References 6 Professor Name Paper Date stroke: A Common but, Misunderstood Condition Introduction The stroke is a medical condition in which, the blood supply to the mind of the patient diminishes and therefore, he or she is known to suffer from memory loss, limited physical capability and dizziness....
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Not only does this dissertation find that there are negativities that the patients have to deal with following a stroke but they have to worry of how their mental health will be able to manage the stress of their illness.... Though rehabilitation is an essential key in a proper recovery, not all of the patients needed it as it was found that patients who did not suffer from any deficiencies following a stroke recovered fine without physical therapy because they had no noticeable physical limitat...
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This study was conducted to determine the effects of self efficacy on the recovery of post stroke patients.... hellip; The first was the Modified Rivermead Mobility Index (MRMI), followed by the Falls-Efficacy Scale, Swedish Version (FES (S)), the stroke Self-Efficacy Questionnaire (SSEQ) and the Demographic Questionnaire was given to each subject.... To be included the subjects must be first stroke sufferers to ensure that the subjects suffer from post stroke effect only....
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I am a 36 year old man in the advanced stages of Huntingtons Disease.... ? I am living with my wife and two teenage sons in Emerald in Central Queensland.... ? My home is a two-storey structure with three bedrooms, a living room, and a kitchen.... ? There are bathrooms on both floor… s, including the master bedroom....
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stroke is a syndrome characterized by the acute onset of a neurologic deficit that persists for at least 24 hours, reflects the focal involvement of the central nervous system, and is the result of a disturbance of the cerebral circulation.... A stroke results from either of two… Emotional changes: The most common changes following stroke are depression and anxiety.... Depression may be a reaction to the changes that the stroke has caused....
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From the paper "Rehabilitation Therapy Which Aids stroke Survivors Relearn Lost Dexterity" it is clear that patients are encouraged to shift their position regularly and indulge reflexive and dynamic array of activity exercises to bolster the action of their TIA-impaired limbs.... Recuperative treatment begins in the acute-care hospital unit, within 24-48 hours after the stroke, well after the patient's condition has stabilized.... POST-stroke REHABILITATION Affiliation stroke REHABILITATION Strokes or Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIA) is vascular damage to the brain....
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The author of the paper "Complications after stroke" will begin with the statement that stroke leads to temporal or permanent disabilities depending on the duration the brain suffers lack of blood flow and the specific part of the brain affected.... hellip; Most stroke survivors experience one-sided paralysis which leads to weak limbs, facial muscles, and loss of control of organs like the bladder.... One of the major complications suffered by patients after stroke is paralysis or loss of muscle movement (Koziol & Feng, 2006)....
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What is more, rehabilitation may involve provision of care under the following circumstances:It is given to individuals with disability with expectations of positive gains, and more so on improving the functioning of the person,It is done through a specialized unit in terms of staff and infrastructure under the guidelines of the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged,It is done by a multidisciplinary team that is clinically managed by rehabilitation professional.... rehabilitation episode can also be qualified by the following:A documented or an individualised evaluation (primary or periodic) of functional capacity through the utilization of credible functional evaluation procedures....
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