A case presentation indicating the importance of “happiness” in childhood causing memory block until the patent presented with probable mixed vascular and neurodegenerative memory loss at 60 years of age is presente...A case presentation indicating the importance of “happiness” in childhood causing memory block until the patent presented with probable mixed vascular and neurodegenerative memory loss at 60 years of age is presented to highlight the role of emotional factors in causing the disease. The question of whether Alzheimer’s disease is an adaptability disorder is raised, given the patient blocked out her memory of her childhood experience. The importance of “happiness” as a treatment goal raises issues of advocacy and Guardianship as well as capacity, which is addressed by actual case reference and court action in defence of the patient’s rights to have their wishes respected and observed. Functional mental capacity assessment, using the Functional Mental State Measure (FMSM) gives a greater indication of neuronal reserve than standard cognitive testing, as it helps to unravel the dilemma associated with pure cognitive assessment in Alzheimer’s Disease as well as vascular dementia patients and patients who, despite retained and intact functional capacity and ability to express their wishes, i.e. “best interest”, are “wrongly” placed under Guardianship. A General Systems approach, which recognises functional interaction as optimal and withdrawal or inadequate and/or inappropriate response as not, provides further understanding of the relationship between emotional factors, memory and neurodegenerative (Alzheimer’s) disease.展开更多
A case presentation indicating the importance of “happiness” in childhood causing memory block until the patent presented with probable mixed vascular and neurodegenerative memory loss at 60 years of age is presente...A case presentation indicating the importance of “happiness” in childhood causing memory block until the patent presented with probable mixed vascular and neurodegenerative memory loss at 60 years of age is presented to highlight the role of emotional factors in causing the disease. The question of whether Alzheimer’s disease is an adaptability disorder is raised, given the patient blocked out her memory of her childhood experience. The importance of “happiness” as a treatment goal raises issues of advocacy and Guardianship as well as capacity, which is addressed by actual case reference and court action in defence of the patient’s rights to have their wishes respected and observed. Functional mental capacity assessment, using the Functional Mental State Measure (FMSM) gives a greater indication of neuronal reserve than standard cognitive testing, as it helps to unravel the dilemma associated with pure cognitive assessment in Alzheimer’s Disease as well as vascular dementia patients and patients who, despite retained and intact functional capacity and ability to express their wishes, i.e. “best interest”, are “wrongly” placed under Guardianship. Maladaptive responses, to control the change in external environment that are sensed or perceived, and which lead to disorder or to susceptibility to disease, exemplify a General Systems Theory approach, in which appropriate and adequate responses to environmental change, in behavioural terms, by a person, whether independently, or as the recipient or giver, or both, leads to functional interaction and happiness.展开更多
Children’s Day, June the first, is our favourite festival.On this day, we don’t have classes or homework. Our school usually hold a big party to celebrate the festival in the morning. We perform a wide variety of pr...Children’s Day, June the first, is our favourite festival.On this day, we don’t have classes or homework. Our school usually hold a big party to celebrate the festival in the morning. We perform a wide variety of programs on the stage,such as dancing, singing, magic tricks and so on. During the party, our teachers give us the best wishes.展开更多
There once was an proud Irishman named Pat, who went to heaven and saw St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. St.Peter asked, "Who are you?" and Pat replied, "My name is Pat, I m an Irishman, born on St. Patric...There once was an proud Irishman named Pat, who went to heaven and saw St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. St.Peter asked, "Who are you?" and Pat replied, "My name is Pat, I m an Irishman, born on St. Patrick s Day, died onSt, Patrick s Day, marching in the St, Patrick s Day parade." St. Peter said to Pat: "Yes, this is true! Here s a little green cloud for you to drive around heaven in and hereis a harp that, when you push this button here, will play When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Enjoy it, Pat. Ha...展开更多
Knowing if you're happy could soon be easier than you think in China. The government department respon-sible for statistics has planned to issue an official "happiness index," which reportedly will measu...Knowing if you're happy could soon be easier than you think in China. The government department respon-sible for statistics has planned to issue an official "happiness index," which reportedly will measure the level of people's well being by a set of figures. The National Bureau of Statistics announced in September that in the展开更多
文摘A case presentation indicating the importance of “happiness” in childhood causing memory block until the patent presented with probable mixed vascular and neurodegenerative memory loss at 60 years of age is presented to highlight the role of emotional factors in causing the disease. The question of whether Alzheimer’s disease is an adaptability disorder is raised, given the patient blocked out her memory of her childhood experience. The importance of “happiness” as a treatment goal raises issues of advocacy and Guardianship as well as capacity, which is addressed by actual case reference and court action in defence of the patient’s rights to have their wishes respected and observed. Functional mental capacity assessment, using the Functional Mental State Measure (FMSM) gives a greater indication of neuronal reserve than standard cognitive testing, as it helps to unravel the dilemma associated with pure cognitive assessment in Alzheimer’s Disease as well as vascular dementia patients and patients who, despite retained and intact functional capacity and ability to express their wishes, i.e. “best interest”, are “wrongly” placed under Guardianship. A General Systems approach, which recognises functional interaction as optimal and withdrawal or inadequate and/or inappropriate response as not, provides further understanding of the relationship between emotional factors, memory and neurodegenerative (Alzheimer’s) disease.
文摘A case presentation indicating the importance of “happiness” in childhood causing memory block until the patent presented with probable mixed vascular and neurodegenerative memory loss at 60 years of age is presented to highlight the role of emotional factors in causing the disease. The question of whether Alzheimer’s disease is an adaptability disorder is raised, given the patient blocked out her memory of her childhood experience. The importance of “happiness” as a treatment goal raises issues of advocacy and Guardianship as well as capacity, which is addressed by actual case reference and court action in defence of the patient’s rights to have their wishes respected and observed. Functional mental capacity assessment, using the Functional Mental State Measure (FMSM) gives a greater indication of neuronal reserve than standard cognitive testing, as it helps to unravel the dilemma associated with pure cognitive assessment in Alzheimer’s Disease as well as vascular dementia patients and patients who, despite retained and intact functional capacity and ability to express their wishes, i.e. “best interest”, are “wrongly” placed under Guardianship. Maladaptive responses, to control the change in external environment that are sensed or perceived, and which lead to disorder or to susceptibility to disease, exemplify a General Systems Theory approach, in which appropriate and adequate responses to environmental change, in behavioural terms, by a person, whether independently, or as the recipient or giver, or both, leads to functional interaction and happiness.
文摘Children’s Day, June the first, is our favourite festival.On this day, we don’t have classes or homework. Our school usually hold a big party to celebrate the festival in the morning. We perform a wide variety of programs on the stage,such as dancing, singing, magic tricks and so on. During the party, our teachers give us the best wishes.
文摘There once was an proud Irishman named Pat, who went to heaven and saw St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. St.Peter asked, "Who are you?" and Pat replied, "My name is Pat, I m an Irishman, born on St. Patrick s Day, died onSt, Patrick s Day, marching in the St, Patrick s Day parade." St. Peter said to Pat: "Yes, this is true! Here s a little green cloud for you to drive around heaven in and hereis a harp that, when you push this button here, will play When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Enjoy it, Pat. Ha...
文摘Knowing if you're happy could soon be easier than you think in China. The government department respon-sible for statistics has planned to issue an official "happiness index," which reportedly will measure the level of people's well being by a set of figures. The National Bureau of Statistics announced in September that in the
