AD/Dementia | Assault Cycle - Stages | Mental Health | Interventions and re-portables | Therapies |
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What is true of Alzheimer’s disease (AD)?
The DX that Skills a person has used over a lifetime are usually kept longer.
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What is Trigger Stage
Resident is having a personal call in his room. The family member asked the resident for money -as is usual, the resident loudly questions the family member
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What is a good way for a nursing assistant to respond
Reassure a resident with Hallucinations who is upset and worried
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What is report changes in mood.
A very important re-portable observation of mentally ill residents
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What is Validation Therapy
Therapy that allows resident to believe that they live in the past or imaginary circumstances
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What is Strategies for better communication with residents who have AD
Only talking about one subject at a time, using simple, short sentences; helps residents with _____
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What is the violent bx stage
The CNA heard my frustration, entered the room as I was about to throw a picture and asked what was going on.
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What is A person who is mentally unhealthy
Who does not control impulses well
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What is " You seem upset"
A visibly upset pt says, " I wasn't to talk to the head nurse, no get me the supervisor & DON I am mad!" What's your Initial response
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What is Medication and Psychotherapy
A common set of treatment for anxiety disorders
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What is the nursing assistant to do if a resident with AD is incontinent.
Mark the bathroom with a sign or picture, if a pt is
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What is Recovery Stage
Resident not wanting the phone to betaken away calms down
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What is Obsessive-compulsive disorder
The anxiety disorder that is characterized by repetitive thoughts or behavior
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What is Set limits on bx
A pt breaks a chair in anger what is your 1st intervention?
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What is Thyroid Panel, Psych consult and Antidepressants.
The doctor might order what 3 things for a person exhibiting s/s of depression.
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What is the NA to do If a resident with AD becomes violent
When would you step out of the way and remove triggers if possible
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What is the baseline Stage
The other day a CNA got my lunch tray like every other day
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What is Signs and symptoms of clinical depression
What is apathy a sign of
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What is in a slow, calm reassuring voice
CNA is caring for an agitated pt. You should talk
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What is Reality Orientation
Therapy that the staff points to the clock and calendar
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What is the nursing assistant to do if a resident with AD has problems with dressing
When would you lay out clothes in the order they should be put on
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What is Return to Baseline
After speaking with the CNA, I felt better and wasn't angry anymore
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Mental Health and Dementia
The Name of this Unit
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What is Report incident to the charge nurse.
While caring for a resident you get hit, what should you do?
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What is Reminiscence Therapy
The Activity Director brings in an 8-track tape and has the pt. talk about it.
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