Category: Alzheimer’s Disease

Dementia of the Alzheimers Type Introduction The process of ageing is associated with numerous changes such as generational variations, status, self-image, attitudes, and mindfulness of mortality that weaken bodies. Eventually, these changes lead to deterioration of an individuals health. In serious cases, deterioration of health results in mental retardation. This essay explores the Dementia of…

Alzheimers Disease Stages and Risk Factors Table of Contents Introduction Age of onset 10 warning signs of Alzheimers disease Stages Risk factors Diagnostic criteria Interventions Other considerations in the management of Alzheimers Conclusion References Introduction Alzheimers disease is the most frequent form of dementia that is characterized by extensive deterioration of memory, speech, behavior, and…

Understanding Alzheimers Disease: The Most Frequent Illness in the Elderly Introduction Dementia is an ailment that occurs mainly as a result of brain malfunctioning. In turn, memory shortage is likely to occur as a result of ageing. However, excessive memory loss is not a normal situation and leads to the Alzheimers disease. Apart from Alzheimers…

Seven Stages of Alzheimers Disease Introduction According to Jalbert, Daiello and Lapane (2008) the Alzheimer disease, also referred as Dementia of Alzheimer type (DAT) is a deadly neurodegenerative condition that is progressive in nature. The disease causes relapse in memory and cognition ability. As the disease progresses, it impairs the ability of a person to…

Alzheimers Patients and Adverse Effects Reduction Research Question and Qualitative Method Research question: What are the best practices that could mitigate the adverse effect of Alzheimers disease on aging patients and how these practices influence the existing practices of geriatric nurses and patient outcomes on a long-term scale? Within the framework of the current research,…

Alzheimers in Geriatric Patients Table of Contents Statistical Tools and Descriptive Data Research Limitations of the Review Conclusion References Statistical Tools and Descriptive Data During the 3rd phase of the research, the researcher supposed that there is no need to implement any statistical software into the research process. On the contrary, it is needed to…

Alzheimers Disease, Statistics and Disparities Table of Contents Introduction Aspects of the Disease Current Data and Statistics Health Disparities Prevention Strategies Research and Clinical Studies Analysis of the Pathophysiologic Effects of Stress Evidence-Based Stress Management Interventions Conclusion References Introduction Alzheimers disease is a neurodegenerative malady that is one of the most common forms of dementia.…

Elderly With Alzheimers Disease: Functions and Falls Researchable Population The fact is, approximately 5% of Alzheimers cases develop after the age of 65 (Nelson et al., 2012). Mental alertness is one of the most important aspects of aging, and the majority of geriatric patients tend to have memory issues (especially those who are 80 and…

Alzheimers Disease and Memory Dysfunction Alzheimers disease is an untreatable condition that destroys brain cells and nerves, thus afflicting many important memory functions (Alzheimers disease, n.d.). It is the number one cause of dementia in the majority of the patients. As it stands, the scientists are unsure of what exactly causes Alzheimers syndrome, but the…

Alzheimers Disease as One of the Mortality Causes Table of Contents Handout Evaluation of AD Treatment Video Summary Video Collapse Terms References The issues covered in this weeks discussion will include the pathophysiology of Alzheimers disease (AD), particularly, the tools that junior and senior students can use to educate patients on the subject matter. By…