Alzheimer

Alzheimer

  • Submitted By: minnie3
  • Date Submitted: 04/18/2013 6:17 PM
  • Category: Science
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TOPIC : GENETIC DISORDER / DISEASES ( ALZHEIMER)
NO. | | PAGE |
1. | INTRODUCTION | 2 |
2. | DEFINITION / EXPLANATION | 3-6 |
3. | SIGNS / SYMPTOMPS | 7-11 |
4. | HOW THE CHROMOSOME ABNORMALITIES HAPPEN? | 12-15 |
5. | MEDICATION / CARE / MANAGEMENT | 16-18 |
6. | SCIENTIFIC HISTORY IN THE DISCOVERY OF THE GENETIC DISORDER | 19-20 |
7. | CONCLUSION | 21 |
8. | REFERENCE | 22 |

INTRODUCTION
For this assignment we would search the genetic disorder or diseases. We decided to choose Alzheimer. Based on our research, we will discussed about the definition or explanation, sign and symptoms, how the abnormalities happened?, about the medication / care / management and scientific history in the discovery of the genetic disorder of the Alzheimer disease.

Definition/Explanation
Alzheimer's disease or Alzheimer's-type dementia is a progressive degeneration of brain tissue that primarily strikes people over age 65. It is the most common cause of dementia and is marked by a devastating mental decline. Intellectual functions such as memory, comprehension, and speech deteriorate. The patient who has Alzheimer tends to stray, simple calculations become more difficult for them, and ordinary daily activities also grow increasingly difficult, accompanied by bewilderment and frustration. These symptoms tend to worsen at night. Dramatic mood swings occur sometimes can cause outbursts of anger, bouts of fearfulness, and periods of deep apathy. The sufferer, increasingly disoriented, may wander off and become lost. Physical problems, such as an odd gait or a loss of coordination, gradually develop. Eventually, the patient may become physically helpless, incontinent, and unable to communicate entirely.
Based on our research from other resource, we defined the person who got Alzheimer probability of died early after their get the disease is higher. According to Alzheimer's Disease from the free dictionary by Farlex state:
“Most people who got...

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