Dementia 2 Jeopardy Template

ONSET	HOW ABOUT DEMENTIA?	MORE DEMENTIA	LET'S TALK ABOUT DEMENTIA	EVEN MORE DEMENTIA
100 Slow Slow or fast?	100 Learn a new skill, travel, read, socialize, etc. Name two ways to build cognitive reserve.	100 When cognitive functioning and emotional status tend to worsen in the evening. What is "Sundowners"?	100 Alzheimer's Disease Most common cause of irreversible dementia in people over 65 is	100 calendar, address book, white board, phone, pill dispenser Describe three items that might be found at a "memory station."
200 Acquired Acquired or congenital?	200 Age and heredity Two non-modifiable risk factors for dementia?	200 Total dependence Describe feeding in late stage dementia.	200 It interferes with ADLs How does dementia differ from MCI?	200 Sleep disturbances Hallmark symptom that is used to differentiate Lewy Body Disease from other causes of dementia?
300 Global (except vascular dementia) Global or localized?	300 Depression, medication, drug abuse, trauma, hormonal dysfunction, infection, metabolic disorders, heart disease, environmental toxins Name two causes of reversible dementia.	300 Huntington's Disease What disease is known for the slow, choreic movements which affect speech, walking, and swallowing?	300 Parkinson's Disease L-Dopa is administered to slow tremors and prevent mental deterioration in people with:	300 Montessori Treatment technique that prepares the environment with real objects that emulate a simple activity they have interest in.
400 Women. Women or men more at risk?	400 Less education, hypertension, obesity, hearing loss, smoking, depression, physical inactivity, social isolation, diabetes Name three modifiable risk factors for dementia.	400 Pick’s disease is known for behavioral abnormalities What differentiates Pick’s disease from AD?	400 Frontal lobe (it is also called Frontal Lobe Dementia) Pick's Disease primarily impacts what area of the brain?	400 Validation therapy Therapy technique focused on listening emphatically without judgement
500 MAJOR NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDER DSM-5 re-branded dementia as what term?	500 Loss of short-term memory, losing items, forgetting why they went somewhere, telling the same story, word finding difficulties, difficulties with verbal comprehension, personality changes What are two of the first symptoms to appear in the early stages of dementia?	500 Parkinson's Disease Micrographia is a symptom associated with what disease?	500 Vascular dementia Type of dementia that causes a step-wise degeneration in functioning (versus more gradual) due to several strokes.	500 Describe two environmental modifications (indirect therapy techniques) that could be used for someone with dementia.

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