Progressive weakness of muscle due to loss of myelin sheath

True

Structures that are made up of neurons that carry messages to and from the brain and to and from the rest of the body

Loss of nerve cells, slowed responses, reduced sensory sensitivity, memory loss,

Facing resident, speaking clear and loud, eye contact, give residents time to understand, think, then respond

Progressive nervous disease due to destruction of brain cells

False, duramater, arachnoid piamater

Inability to speak

Cerebrum

Protect their head, don’t stop the fall, call nurse after

Damage to part of the brain due to blood clot or hemorrhage cutting off blood supply

False, walking around

language disorder marked by deficiency in the generation of speech, and sometimes also in its comprehension, due to brain disease or damage

Cerebellum

Move everything out of way so they don’t hit it, put something soft under the persons head, never put anything in their mouth, try to time the stroke, call nurse or call for 911 after

progressive mental deterioration that can occur in middle or old age, due to generalized degeneration of the brain

True

Memory loss

Eyes, ears, mouth, skin, toungue

Distract! Redirect the conversation

Permanent and progressive loss of mental functions caused by female to the brain tissue

TRUE!

a type of aphasia characterized by partial loss of the ability to produce language (a lot of effort)

Cerebrospinal fluid

Speak clear in calm nice voice, explain what you are doing step by step, plan in advance, keep regular schedule