(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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lack of communication of information from the brain stem to the cortex
coma
point of attachment for muscles; doesn't connect to any other bone
hyoid bone
a posterior lesion, referred to as the "walking wounded"
receptive aphasia
occur when a blood vessel in the brain bursts
hemorrhagic stroke
the somatic nervous system and the autonomic nervous system
peripheral nervous system
occur when a blood clot blocks the blood supply from part of the brain
ischemic/ occlusive stroke
helps with dementia patients; entering their reality
validation therapy
denial of deficits and/or lack of awareness of deficits
anosognosia
ability to generate information using the graphic modality
written expression
helps with dementia patients; using external aids like memory books or wallets
reality orientation
drink from a___
phrase completion cues
one of 4 Ds of dementia; sudden onset and alteration in mental state
delirium
"learning and thinking", "memory", "problem solving"
cognition
10 Levels of Cognitive Functioning
Rancho Levels
referred to as "severe mixed" aphasia
global aphasia
referred to as a "brain attack"
Cerebral vascular accident
"unresponsive wakefulness"
vegetative state
ability to convey information verbally
verbal expression
an anterior lesion, called nonfluent, or Broca's aphasia
expressive aphasia
protect the brain and skull (3 layers)
meninges
medication that can be used for dementia patients
cholinesterase inhibitors
ability to process information presented in the graphic modality
reading comprehension
removal of a hematoma
evacuation
write with a p___
phonemic cue
"whatever is swallowed"
bolus
rigid with extremities extended; UE rotate internally
decerebrate
collection of blood
hematoma
abnormal electrical discharge of cortical neurons
seizure
force from COUP injury causes brain to strike skull on other side
COUNTRECOUP injury
the brain and spinal cord
central nervous system
removing skull, taking clot out, putting skull back
craniotomy
occurs when food or liquid gets in the lungs
aspiration
lack of awareness of memory loss, no alterations in consciousness
dementia
patients that have swallowing difficulties
dysphagia
naming or word finding problems (most people experience some degree of this)
anomia
ability to process verbal material that someone has said to them
auditory comprehension
failure to attend to and perceive items on the contralateral side
neglect
