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gradual hearing loss associated with age
What is Presbycusis?
CVA (cerebrovascular accident) in we just started the CCA course terms
What is a Stroke?
an electronic device that fit inside or behind the ear
What is Hearing Aids?
a complication of type 1 diabetes
What is Diabetic retinopathy?
an infection of the middle ear common in infants and children that can result in permanent hearing loss
What is Otitis Media?
an increase of fluid in the inner ear that causes pressure in the middle ear and can result in vertigo, tinnitis, and hearing impairment is called
What is Ménière's Disease?
Blood vessels behind the retina start to grow under the macula
What is WetAMD?
the gradual inability to focus on close objects, associated
What is Presbyopia?
clients may have slurred speech and speak in flat harsh or nasal tones
What is Dysarthria?
a condition which there is an abnormal formation of new bone in the middle ear that gradually immobilizes the stapes and prevents it from vibrating
What is Otosclerosis?
medical devices to improve hearing through sugery
What is Cochlear Implants?
What is Dysarthria?
the breakdown of the macula, the central part of the retina most common in people over 55
What is age related macular degeneration?
What is AMD or ARMD?
The brain cannot coordinate the speech muscles to make the words
What is Apraxia?
may have normal hearing abilities but experience a disconnect between what is heard and what is understood
What is Auditory Processing Disorder?
What is APDs?
inflammation of the clear membrane that covers the white parts of the eye and lines the inner eye lid
What is Conjunctivitis?
What is P!NK eye?
the signs and symptoms of cataracts are
What is the clouding of the eyes lens causing gradual blurring, dimming of vision and sensitivity to light?
the separation of retina from its supportive tissue
What is Retinal Detachment?
Light sensitive cells in macula breakdown is caused by
DryAMD
an eye disease that causes pressure within the eye which damages the optic nerve
What is Glaucoma?
a non-judgmental communication technique that focuses not only on understanding the content of what is being said, but also on the underlying emotions and feelings conveyed by the sender
what is Active Listening
A person usually a family member or close friend who assumes the responsibilities of caring for a dependent person
what is a Primary caregiver
a blockage of the ear canal with earwax
What is Temporary Hearing Impairment?
feeling pity or compassion for or understanding the difficulties of another person
what is Sympathy
peripheral vision is lost and prior damage cannot be reversed in what disease
What is Glaucoma?