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Alzheimer's
Dementia
Diagnosis
Disease
Early Stage
Late Stage
Memory loss
Patient
Remembering
Research
Symptoms
Treatments

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birdbath
certain
birthday
dirty
during
every
firmly
furnish
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mermaid
nervous
perfect
perhaps
person
purple
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service
spirit
sturdy
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The size of the opening in the lens determining the depth of focus. aperture
A graph that helps illustrate the dark, light, and color values captured by the camera sensor. histogram
A setting that helps determine how sensitive your camera is to light ISO
Two words used to describe a type of photograph that is taken using a slow shutter speed to achieve artistic blur. LongExposure
This mode is ideal because it allows you to control all aspects of shooting quality. Manual
A common problem seen in under lit images with an ISO that is too high. Grain
This file format is best for true photographers to shoot in because it preserves the highest quality without RAW
Better photo compositions can be achieved when an image is divided into 3 parts horizontally and vertically. ruleofthirds
This setting determines how long or short your cameras capture time is. shutterspeed
This eye-opening allows you to preview your image. Viewfinder
The screen on the back of your camera that allows you to view settings and preview images. LCDDisplay
A setting you'll need to adjust based on the temperature of your light source. WhiteBalance
Your camera's storage. SDCard
A common image file type that is universally readable but does not preserve all captured image data. JPEG
This determines the sharpness of an object based on the adjustment made directly to the lens. Focus
An idea that suggests a subject's nose should be pointed toward the empty space in the frame. breathingroom
A discipline of photography that emphasizes detail normally not recognized. Macro
A discipline of photography that focuses on an individual and captures their essences. Portrait
A phrase that often appears as an acronym and the name to which we give the type of cameras we use in this class. DigitalSinglelensreflex

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A group of lines in a poem stanza
poets use these to convey a meaning beyond the ordinary meaning figurativelanguage
the way poems are written and may or many not be sentences lines
words or phrases that appeal to the five senses imagery
comparison that does not use like or as metaphor
describes an animal or object with human qualitites personification
comparison using like or as simile
the narrator of the poem speaker
poets use this to reinforce a poem's meaning and mood rhythm
use of rhyming words within a single line of poetry internalrhyme
repeating of words, phrases or lines in a poem repifition
the use of words whose sounds suggest their meaning onomatopoeia
use of rhymes at the end of the lines endrhyme
the pattern created by stressed and unstressed syllales in a line of poetry meter
repeition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words alliteration
the pattern the end rhyme creates rhymescheme
repetition of sounds at the end of the words rhyme
how the writing makes the reader feel mood
exaggeration hyperbole
a phrase or expression that is overused cliche
a word or phrase that means something other than what is actually being said idiom
a play on a words double meaning or pronunciation pun
reference to another person, place, event, literary work, etc. allusion
a comparison between two things, typically on the basis of their structure and for the purpose of explanantion or clarification analogy
arrangement and relaionship of the parts of a piece of writing structure

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Contains a significant amount of landscape. Long Shot
This shot is over a certain body part Over the shoulder shot
Camera is directly above the figure Overhead shot
Make them feel insignificant High Angle Shot
They are very powerful (directly under) Under shot
Make them feel large and dominant Low Angle Shot
Opposite of far down Close Up
Very close Extreme Close Up
Where the person is seen from the waist up Mid Shot
Contains the whole image in one frame Full Shot
Camera Movement that is side to side Pan
Camera Movement Up and Down Tilt
Camera Movement usually used in a chase Tracking
Sets the scene (Arrangement) Mise en scene
Longer shot Extreme Long Shot
1 + 1 = _____ shot Two Shot
Sounds that should be there Diegetic
Sounds that are added Non Diegetic

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relaxation
believe
positivity
activity
selfcare
connectedness
fun
discover
change
purpose
beauty
selfappreciation
enjoyment
goal
wellbeing
health
wisdom
inspire

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most common form of dementia alzheimers
situations that cause agitation, increased stress, or more difficulty thinking triggers
anyone in the supportive network of a patient family
symptoms gradually get worse progressive
defines the time a disease begins (early or late) onset
experience in which a person can hear, smell, taste, or feel something that's not there hallucination
aimless wandering or walking back and forth pacing
primary person in charge of caring for an individual with a serious illness caregiver
mental disorder marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired reasoning dementia
probable outcome or course of a disease prognosis
inability to find the correct word or understand the meaning of a word dysphasia
sense of time, direction, and recognition become difficult to distinguish disorientation
suspicion of others that is not based on fact paranoia
factor that increases a persons chance of developing a disease riskfactor
organized gathering of patients, families, and caregivers for the purpose of discussing issues related to the disease supportgroup
process by which a doctor determines what disease a patient has by studying their symptoms and analyzing tests performed diagnosis
reviewing positive memories and experiences reminiscence
false idea that is firmly believed and strongly maintained despite proof and evidence on the contrary delusion
service for people living with and dying from a fatal condition hospice
faculty in which the brain stores and remembers information memory
use of music to improve physical, psychological, cognitive, and social functioning musictherapy
unsettled behaviour in alzheimer's patients evident in late afternoon or early evening sundowning
mistrust as memory worsens in alzheimer's patients (thinking their belongings have been stolen) suspiciousness

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Feeling created by a literary work Mood
words an author uses depending on audience, subject, and desired effect Word choice
The feeling a word produces connotation
Central idea or message Theme
the vantage point from which a story is told point of view
narrated by a character in the story using pronouns such as "I"and "me" first person
an outside narrator tells the story from one character's perspective third person limited
an all-knowing narrator tells the story from the perspective of multiple characters omniscient
an all-knowing narrator tells the story from the perspective of multiple characters omniscient
reason for writing (inform, persuade, entertain) authors purpose
a character who remains the same throughout the story static
a character who changes in the story dynamic
a main character major
a secondary character minor
any force that drives a character to behave in a certain way motivation
type of characterization in which the author directly states what a character is like direct
type of characterization in which the writer uses descriptions of character's manners, dress, and behavior to develop the character indirect
a guess based on clues inference
type of irony in which what is said is the opposite of what is meant verbal
type of irony in which what happens in a situation is the opposite of what is expected situational
type of irony in which the reader has information the character lacks dramatic
interruption in the present action to show events that happened at an earlier time flashback
when a reader feels uncertainty about what will happen next suspense
writing that presents facts without revealing writer's feelings or opinions objective
type of writing in which the feelings of a writer are revealed subjective
language characteristic of a certain geographical area dialect
conversation between two or more characters dialogue
reference to something outside of a literary work allusion