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what is a TBI?
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what is a TBI?
It is traumatic brain injury
How many levels of TBI are there?
they are 10 levels
What is the FIRST(I) cognitive function level of a TBI?
this level is called no response
-in this level the pt appears to be in s deep sleep and the pt will need requires total assistance
What is the SECOND(II) cognitive function level of a TBI?
this level it is call generalize response
the pt reacts inconsistently to all stimuli in the same manner, which may be gross movement or vocalization, and will have delayed response
* the earliest response is to pain *
Pt at this level need requires total assistance
what is the THIRD(III) level of a TBI cognitive function
this is called localize response
and requires total assistance
What is the FOURTH(IV) cognitive function level of a TBI?
this level is called confused -agitation
the pt at this level is unable to process information, may have aggressive/ hostile behavior, may try to remove restraint and g-tubes,crawl out of bed
-pt may have short attention span and if not physically disable may be able to perform gross motor such as reaching and ambulating.
What is the FIFTH(V) cognitive function level of a TBI?
in this level the pt is confused inappropriate and non agitated
-the pt appears to be alert, they can respond to commands fairly consistent
-pt is highly distractible and lack the inability to focus on specific task requiring frequent redirection and also lacks initiation for functional task
-memory is severely impaired cannot learn new information
pt at this level requires maximum assistance
What is the SIXTH(VI) cognitive function level of a TBI?
this level the pt is confused -approproate
What is the SEVENTH(VII) cognitive function level of a TBI?
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What is the EIGHT(VIII) cognitive function level of a TBI?
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What is the NINTH(IX) cognitive function level of a TBI?...What is the TENTH(X) cognitive function level of a TBI?this level the pt can function with modified independence and can multitask but may require rest breaks.what is SCI?it is spinal cord injurywhat is a CVA?cerebral vascular accidentthe left hemisphere controls what side of the body?it controls the right sidethe right hemisphere controls what side of the body?it controls the left sidethe left hemisphere processes sensory information from what side of the body?it processes sensory information from the right side of the bodythe right hemisphere processes sensory information from what side of the body?it processes sensory information from the left side of the bodythe left hemisphere is responsible for visual reception from what side?visual reception from the right fieldthe right hemisphere is responsible for visual reception from what side?visual reception from the left fieldwhat does the left hemisphere control as far as motor?it control the bilateral motor praxiswhat dies the right hemisphere control as far as motor?it controls the left motor praxiswhich hemisphere controls the verbal memory ?the left hemisphere control the verbal memorywhich hemisphere controls the non verbal memory?the right hemisphere control the nonverbal memorywhich hemisphere controls speech?the left hemisphere controls the speechwhich hemisphere controls emotion?the right hemisphere controls the emotionswhat hemisphere is responsible for processing verbal audio information?the left is responsible for the verbal audio processingwhat hemisphere is responsible for processing nonverbal audio information?the right is responsible for the nonverbal audio processingwhat hemisphere is the interpretation of abstract and tonal inflections?the right hemispherewhat hemisphere is responsible for spacial processing?the left hemispherewhat hemeishere is responsible for verbal processing?the right hemispherewhat hemisphere gives attention to the incoming stimuli?the right hemispherewhat hemisphere is responsible for bilateral auditory reception gives attention to the incoming stimuli?the left hemispherewhat is spinal cord injury A...