'Sensory deficits' presentation slideshows

Traumatic Brain Injury

Traumatic Brain Injury. Dayna Ryan, PT, DPT Winter 2012. TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. Lesion: Brain ~ 5 million persons living with TBI ~$60 billion in the United States in 2000. TBI INCIDENCE (March 2010 CDC data). ~ 80% of TBI treated & released.

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Osteopathic Considerations for the GI patient

Osteopathic Considerations for the GI patient. UPPER MIDWEST OSTEOPATHIC HEALTH CONFERENCE May 2, 2014 Kate Heineman, DO and Shannon Crout DO. OMT for the GI patient:. Case Study Concept of nociception in osteopathic medicine Circulation Lymphatics Autonomics Respiration Mesenteries

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SPINE SGD

SPINE SGD. SAN GABRIEL, SANIANO, SANTOS JJ, SANTOS MS, SISON, SORREDA, SOTALBO. General Data. AA is a 15 year old female from Bacoor , Cavite who came in for consult due to bilateral lower extremity weakness and sensory deficits DOI: June 21, 2009 TOI: 1:30 PM POI: road in Bacoor , Cavite

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PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY

PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY. PHYSIOLOGY. Pain and temperature sensation : unmyelinated and small myelinated A d fibers, Vibratory sense, proprioception, and the afferent limb of the tendon reflex : large myelinated A a and A b fibers. Light touch : both large and small myelinated fibers.

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Whose Problem Is It? Mental Health & Illness in Long-term Care

Whose Problem Is It? Mental Health & Illness in Long-term Care.

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Sports M edicine Clinic

Sports M edicine Clinic. Presentation. 10 year old lacrosse player Presented at clinic with right hind foot pain Begin abruptly after lacrosse practice 3 weeks ago. Pain was diffuse around the heel and present in the region of the right ankle

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TOGETHER AS ONE

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Sensory Alterations

Sensory Alterations. Chapter 49. Normal Sensation. Depends on intact CNS 3 Components of sensation: Reception [nerve transmission] Perception [awareness] Reaction [meaning] LOC impacts perception & reaction ? LOC impairs perception May react inapropriately. Sensory Alterations.

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Assistive Technology and Adaptive Computing Overview

Assistive Technology and Adaptive Computing Overview. George Gober Assistive Technology Associate Research Department Methodist Rehabilitation Center. Objectives. Define Assistive Technology and associated terminology Introduce the IEP process

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Assistive Technology in the Classroom

Assistive Technology in the Classroom. George Gober Assistive Technology Associate Research Department Methodist Rehabilitation Center. Objectives. Define Assistive Technology and associated terminology Introduce the IEP process Identify categories of AT with examples of equipment

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CASE 2: ENT

CASE 2: ENT. General Data. J.Y. 13 y/o Female Single Filipino Roman Catholic from Butuan City, Agusan del Norte. Chief Complaint. Enlarged tongue. Px born to a 23 y/o primigravid via NSD at a tertiary hospital

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Motor and sensory deficits post stroke Judith Croxon-Stroud Clinical specialist physiotherapist

Motor and sensory deficits post stroke Judith Croxon-Stroud Clinical specialist physiotherapist May 2011. Objectives. To understand the motor and sensory deficits caused by stroke To be familiar with how the deficits are assessed To understand the effects these deficits have on function.

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Functional Mental Illness in Later Life: Psychosis

Functional Mental Illness in Later Life: Psychosis. Neil Robertson Slides adapted from Dr Suzanne Reeves, Senior Clinical Lecturer, IOP. Psychosis . Psychosis is an umbrella term for a number of psychotic illnesses that include: Drug induced psychosis Organic psychosis Bi-polar disorder

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Spinal Conditions

Spinal Conditions. Chapter 9. Spinal Column. Cervical 7 vertebrae Thoracic 12 vertebrae Lumbar 5 vertebrae Sacral 5 fused vertebrae Coccygeal 4 small fused vertebrae. Vertebrae. Body Vertebral arch Several bony processes Articular processes (facet joints) Pedicles.

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Equity Issues in Assessments for Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

Equity Issues in Assessments for Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Ann Moxley , Ph.D. California School for the Deaf - Fremont. Overview of Issues. Test instruments themselves Reliability and validity Deaf norms Use of Interpreters Translations into sign language

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Initial Presentation

Initial Presentation. A 46-year-old Caucasian male complained a sore throat that does not go away, cough, difficulty in swallowing, hoarse voice, and unexplained weight loss. Hx. Medical hx : Had a liver transplant 2 years ago Currently taking immunosuppressant Family Hx :

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Case example

Behavioural crisis in dementia Dr Oliver Bashford Old Age Psychiatrist East Surrey Hospital Liaison Psychiatry team East Surrey Older Adult CMHT. Case example.

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What We Now Know About Night Sweats

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Reducing the Risks of Delirium- From the Field to the Hospital

Reducing the Risks of Delirium- From the Field to the Hospital. Susan Schumacher, MS, APRN-BC. What is Delirium?. Acute, fluctuating disturbance of consciousness, attention, cognition, and perception, that can affect sleep, psychomotor activity, and emotions.

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Reducing the Risks of Delirium- From the Field to the Hospital

Reducing the Risks of Delirium- From the Field to the Hospital. Susan Schumacher, MS, APRN-BC. What is Delirium?. Acute, fluctuating disturbance of consciousness, attention, cognition, and perception, that can affect sleep, psychomotor activity, and emotions.

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