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* Measures of cognition: Mini-Mental State Examination, Saint Louis University Mental Status Exam,

*cognition

Madame Lim was assessed by the OT pre-operatively. Cognition was assessed, she was able to follow commands, was oriented to her surround

...tive physiological and neurological impact, including improvements in both cognition and mood<ref>Santaniello A, Garzillo S, Amato A, Sansone M, Di Palma A, Di

..., behavior, and judgment. People with this disorder may have problems with cognition, but their memory may stay relatively intact. Symptoms can include:

...ysiotherapist. During Mrs. G’s assessment, noticeable deficits in balance, cognition and fine motor control were discovered. The primary aim of Mrs. G’s treat ...Neurodegenerative Disease|neurodegenerative disease]] affecting memory and cognition<ref name=":0">Alzheimer Society Huron County, Alzheimer’s Disease. 2019.

*   Improves cognition and memory. All types of dementia affect cognition, and therefore some element of communication. This could be verbal or non-v

• cognition

...he likelihood of falls is essential, putting in mind other factors such as cognition and strategy selection, quality of life misjudgment and distraction, fear o *Cognition

...ctly interpreted by others as [[depression]], coldness, apathy and reduced cognition<ref name=":0">Tickle-Degnen L, Zebrowitz LA, Ma H. Culture, gender and heal ...hese include epileptic seizures, dysarthria, mood disorders, problems with cognition (memory and concentration), behaviour/personality changes, psychosis and de

...SD. Restore self-care skills, establish transfer skills, and regain social cognition skills. Also, restore strength, sensitivity, reduce edema, reduce pain and

...by wheelchair, independent for Bowel and bladder, communication and social cognition. IDEAS score of disability is 40%

* Cognition - although this may fall outside of the physiotherapist's scope of practice

...ith activities of daily living (ADLs), and changes in language ability and cognition. Mental health disorders are also common following stroke. Recent evidence ...levating the symptoms of psychological issues due to training in assessing cognition and functional ability

Dementia is a barrier that can affect a patient’s communication, cognition and emotional experience<ref name="NHS Choices">NHS Choices. Gov.uk: http:/ ...tia progresses to the point that a patient cannot verbally communicate, or cognition prevents effective expression then measures with more behavioural and physi

...t nerve types influencing whether or not the gate is open or not, mood and cognition also influence the status of the gate in a "Top Down" fashion influencing t ...the biopsychosocial model contemplating the reciprocal nature of mood and cognition on pain and vice versa.&nbsp;

....gov/pmc/articles/PMC8663637/ Impact of virtual reality-based therapies on cognition and mental health of stroke patients: systematic review and meta-analysis.] ...Y, Wang J, Xiao Q. Virtual reality for limb motor function, balance, gait, cognition and daily function of stroke patients: A systematic review and meta‐analy

...oration of cognitive function]]. Patients with dementia have problems with cognition, behaviour, and functional [[Activities of Daily Living|activities of every ...304276/ Action observation combined with gait training to improve gait and cognition in elderly with mild cognitive impairment A randomized controlled trial.] D

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...sating for the impaired function<ref name=":4" />. [[Assistive Technology: Cognition Products|Assistive technology]], such as prospective memory aids (PMAs) and