A) When signs,symptoms,and behaviors of Alzheimer's disease AD) increase during hours of darkness
B) The loss of cognitive and social function caused by changes in the brain
C) A false dementia
D) A state of temporary but acute mental confusion
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A) Memory and thinking
B) Reasoning and understanding
C) Judgment and behavior
D) The senses and mobility
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A) It occurs suddenly.
B) It is usually permanent.
C) Infection,illness,and injury are common causes.
D) Drugs and surgery are common causes.
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A) Parkinson's disease
B) Cerebrovascular disease
C) Alzheimer's disease AD.
D) Multi-infarct dementia
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A) Elimination needs
B) Hunger
C) Too many stimuli
D) Lack of sleep
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A) Generation X
B) The "Baby Boom" generation
C) Generation Y
D) The sandwich generation
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A) Aphasia and paralysis
B) Personality and mental changes
C) Anger,restlessness,and depression
D) Behavior changes
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A) A hallucination
B) A delusion
C) A catastrophic reaction
D) Sundowning
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A) Avoid touch.
B) Ask clear and simple questions.
C) Give the person time to respond.
D) Give clear,simple directions and answers.
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A) Problems finding or speaking the right word
B) Poor judgment
C) Forgetting how to use simple,everyday things
D) Gradual loss of short-term memory
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A) The behavior is sexual.
B) She may be wet or soiled from urine or feces.
C) She may have a urinary or reproductive infection.
D) She may have pain or discomfort in her urinary or reproductive system.
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A) Hospice care
B) Restraints
C) An Alzheimer's Association support group
D) Supervised activities
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A) Complete treatments and activities early in the day.
B) Meet food,fluid,and elimination needs.
C) Ask the person what the problem is.
D) Provide adequate lighting.
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A) The person did not choose to have AD or its signs and symptoms.
B) The person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
C) The person is responsible for agitated,aggressive,and wandering behaviors.
D) The person has the same rights as other residents.
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A) Making sure the person wears needed eyeglasses
B) Distracting the person
C) Eliminating noises
D) Explaining that there are no cats in the nursing center
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A) Infection
B) Stroke
C) Heart attack
D) Diarrhea
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A) Recent memory loss that affects job skills
B) Problems with language
C) Hallucinations
D) Misplacing things and putting things in unusual places
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A) Follow the person's routine
B) Prevent the person from taking a nap
C) Help the person change into sleepwear
D) Use music and other activities to distract the person
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A) A type of AD
B) A type of memory change affecting the person's memory,language,and other mental functions
C) A type of pseudodementia
D) Dementia caused by drug and alcohol abuse
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A) Wandering
B) Delusions
C) Catastrophic reactions
D) Screaming
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