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Memory disorders

Emily Johnson English

Memory disorders

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Memory disorders

  1. Memory

    • Nondeclarative
      • procedural
      • emotional
        • (fear conditioning)
          • PTSD
        • amygdala mPFC
        • concurrant w/ other systems
          • i.e. episodic
    • declarative
      • episodic
        • Alzheimer's
      • semantic
  2. PTSD

    • ~7.8% prevalence
    • Witness injury/death, involve in disaster, life-threatening accident, childhood abuse, combat
    • DSMV
      • trauma/stress related disorder
        • require exposure traumatic event
        • symptoms
          • re-experiencing
            • flashback
            • gestalt memories
            • recurrent dreams
          • avoidance and numbing
          • arousal response
            • sleep difficulty
            • exaggerated startle
            • persistent vigilance
    • fear conditioning
      • poor contextual memory
        • CAN develop PTSD without episodic memory?
          • case
            • buried alive
              • anoxia
                • coma
                  • amnesia
                    • depression/ anxiety/ withdrawal
                    • flashbacks, nightmares, exaggerated startle
                    • occupational disability
                    • not just suppression of memory
                      • "truth serum"
                        • still no memory
          • emotional situation
            • amygdala
              • implicit/ emotional
            • hippocampal
              • expliit memory
          • increased amygdala activation inhibits hippocampal
            • occurs with higher emotional intensity
    • flashbulb
      • episodic AND emotional
        • hippocampus AND amygdala
  3. Aging and Dementia

    • MCI
      • criteria
        • perception of decline
          • patient
          • informant
          • clinician
        • 1+ cog domain
          • ofton memory + executive activity
        • preserved everyday act
      • transitional condition?
        • 5-10% develop AD
    • Late-life AD
      • develop over preclinical (decades)
        • Amyloid-beta
          • peak before dementia
            • can exist w/o dementia
          • ~55-75
            • AD at 65
      • prevention?
    • Structure
      • most plastic and active most vulnerable
        • medial temporal lobe
          • perirhinal
          • parahippocampal
          • entorhinal
        • cortical association areas
          • sensory, aud, motor, visual, taste
    • classification
      • MCI
        • slight increase memory decline compared to aging peers
        • ^ risk AD
      • Age-associated
        • non-path
        • relative young adults
        • also drop aorund menopause :(
      • dementia
      • subjective cog impair
        • awareness decline
        • normal range objective memory performance
    • cognitive domains
      • working
      • long-term
      • conceptual/semantic
        • more AD specific
      • visual-spatial
      • phonological- decent
  4. Obesity and AD

    • midlife overweight
      • increased dementia risk
        • especially AD
      • not APO e4
    • BMI/insulin/ Type II
      • associated with brain atrophy
        • frontal, anterior cingulate, hippocampus, thalamus
    • BMI predict brain energy level
    • central hypoinsulinemia
      • BBB receptor transport insensitivity
        • insulin rec
          • ACh, NE, DA
          • facilitate memory
          • clearance beta-amyloid
          • decrease inflammation
    • cerebral metabolic rate of glucose (CMRg)
      • reduced in Parkinson's, dementia, AD
  5. Keytone therapy

    • ketones instead of glucose?
    • direct positives
      • greater metabolic efficiency and energy output
      • reduce AB, tau
      • reduce inflammation
      • increase autophagy
    • used by brain even in disease, injury, aging
    • older adults, 6 weeks
      • verbal paired associate learning (V-PAL)
        • increase
      • geriatric disease scale (GDS)
      • fasting insulin & fasting glucose
        • decrease
      • turn down for that repeated measures
      • myo-inositol
        • indicative of autophagy
        • track memory loss
        • Associated with IP3
        • increase
  6. being healthy yields being healthier wow

    • prevention not treatment
    • mitochondrial cascade hypothesis
    • amyloid cascade hypothesis

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Mind Map on Memory disorders, created by Emily Johnson on 27/04/2019.
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