Sentence examples for scenario dementia from inspiring English sources

Worst-case scenario: dementia.

Eight type of LSTs accounted for the nearly half of the total variance in the analyses conducted on each scenario (Dementia 45.6%, Irreversible Coma 57.4%, Temporary illness 41.6%).

In her excellent novel "The Wilderness," Samantha Harvey evokes the disease's ambiguities her tone is reminiscent of Virginia Woolf but also employs the familiar scenario: her dementia sufferer confronts the past loss of both a wife and a daughter.

Within the scenario of dementia, biomarker research may thus play an important role in paving the way towards novel diagnostic or therapeutic strategies.

In the dementia scenario (Table 5) and temporary illness scenario (Table 7), Factor 1 items were composed of LSTs and Factor 2 items were composed of 4 types of ATs all of which imposed high burden.

The use of new genetic detecting methods, such as next generation sequencing, will probably change the scenario of presenile dementia genetics.

Dementia is posing a great threat for the future of current health care expenditures as future scenarios claim that dementia prevalence may have doubled or tripled by 2050 [ 2, 3].

We did this in the context of a relatively straightforward scenario: the diagnosis of dementia is certain, a helpful carer is present, the patient has insight and the professional has sufficient time.

We created three types of scenarios with different diagnoses: dementia, irreversible coma, and temporary illness.

One study found that the majority of patients (mean age 71.4 years), after hearing an informational script about the benefits and burdens of ICDs, would opt for ICD deactivation in hypothetical end-of-life scenarios such as advanced dementia or prolonged mechanical ventilation [ 20].

Discussion of an elderly patient with dementia In this scenario, food as nourishment to improve the patient's health and physical condition align with food and social contact through spoon-feeding as pleasure and enjoyment to maximise the patient's wellbeing.