Dementia quiz

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Is dementia a reversible or irreversible condition?

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Question 2 of 8

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Which of the following is NOT thought to be a risk factor for dementia?

Age
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Gender
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Height
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Genetics (Family history)
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There is more than one type of dementia, True or False?

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Confusion is nearly always a sign of dementia. True or False?

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Becoming forgetful is a sure sign of dementia. True or False?

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A person who tries to use a toothbrush to brush their hair is experiencing…

Amnesia
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Anemia
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Apraxia
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When someone with dementia begins to argue, show hostility, or act agitated, one of the best responses is to…

Match their reaction by scolding or yelling – remind the patient that you are in control
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Maintain eye contact and use calm, reassuring words that acknowledge the person’s emotions
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Ignore their emotions and stay focused on what you are doing
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You attempt to get your patient, who suffers from dementia, ready for their shower. The patient loudly yells – “No! I already had a bath today”.

You understand that the last time the patient washed was three days ago. What is the best response to take in this situation?

In a frustrated voice – “You’re confused. The last time you washed was three days ago and you really need one now!”
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In a calm voice – “This is the time for your shower. Now, which shirt would you like to change into after your shower….this one or this one?”
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In a raised voice – “Nonsense. You haven’t washed today. You’re having a shower”
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Ignore the patient’s statement and, if the patient continues to refuse a shower, simply remove their clothes and give them a bed bath.
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