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Defining Intervention Strategies for Relocation Stress Syndrome

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Who did your receive your home study from?

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Date of Event; the date you received your test *

Relocation Stress Syndrome (RSS) and Transfer Trauma are synonyms *

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Trauma always results when someone has moved from one living environment to another or is temporarily staying in a new environment.

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Select when symptoms of RSS occur:

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Just before a move

Just after a move

While a move is happening

For several months after a move

All of the above

Person centered care is one way to lessen the effects of Relocation Stress Syndrome.
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Physiological symptoms of Relocation Stress Syndrome include all of these but one:

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Confusion

Pain

Nausea

Rapid heartrate

Depression

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Relocation Stress Syndrome is more commonly seen in individuals with early-stage dementia
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Relocation Stress Syndrome is more likely to be experienced when older adults are engaged in the process of deciding whether or not to change living environments
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All of the following are ways to prevent or reduce the severity of Relocation Stress Syndrome except
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Move the older adult to another community

Involve the senior in the decision-making process

Recreate home in their new home

Educate staff on habits and routines

Acknowledge the older adult’s feelings and fears

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What should be done if Relocation Stress Syndrome is suspected (choose 2 that apply)?

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Move the older adult to another community

Connect the older adult with a mental health provider

Communicate with family early and often about how their loved one is doing and how changes are being addressed

Add or discontinue medications to address changes in mood or behavior

Use words such as “unit,” “lock down,” and “patient” so that the older adult knows they’re safe and being cared for by professionals

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