Titlebook: Surviving Dementia; A Clinical and Perso Carol W. Berman Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Challenges of the elderly patient.Dementia Care.Grief

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Carol W. BermanEach chapter includes personal cases that are used as educational tools.Written by an expert psychiatrist with a unique perspective on dementia care.Follows an easy-to-read style that is also informat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-35102-5Challenges of the elderly patient; Dementia Care; Grief management; Hospice Care; Working with non-profe

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The Comfort of Denial,or would be helpful if whatever happened is a minor problem, like a scratch or bruise that can’t develop into something worse. However, for example, if a young woman has unprotected sex and denies that she can become pregnant or catch an STD, she is in trouble.

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Fear: The Catalyst That Breaks Through Denial, from dangers. If someone has fear, he or she can avoid a charging bear, oncoming car, muggers at night, and any other possibly harmful situations. Fear triggers adrenaline, which then triggers action. Abnormal fears are generated in many patients and they become phobic, panicky, psychotic, and neur

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Anxiety: Easier than Anger, (DLB). Also I wasn’t sure, if I understood everything either. I had learned about all the dementias in medical school and had regurgitated them all during exams. I hardly ever dealt with these patients in my office or in the hospital. Of course, we had dealt with Marty’s father who in retrospect I

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Anger: A Natural Response,e and instructed the driver to go to the E.R. of my own hospital. We admitted Marty to the neurology unit with the objective of ruling out a stroke. Marty regained consciousness in a few hours, but then he hardly knew who I was or where he was. He had his usual pleasant smile and was charming to the

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