Understanding Dementia

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Understanding Dementia - In The Know

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Email *

First & Last Name *

Dementia is a? *

1 point

Disease

Group of symptoms

Normal part of aging

Virus

Dementia can be easily mistaken for delirium or? *

1 point

Depression

Denial

Diabetes

None of these

Every day, around 4:30pm, your client with dementia becomes agitated and restless. It's difficult to get him to settle down. You should? *

1 point

Limit sugar and caffeine, especially late in the day

Close the drapes and turn on the lights before the sun begins to set

Keep afternoon and evening hours calm, filled with quiet activities only

All of the above

Your client with dementia just flew into a rage for no apparent reason, you should? *

1 point

Try to reason with him

Apply restraints

Reassure him (from a safe distance)

None of the above

The most common cause of dementia is heart disease? *

1 point

True

False

Dementia cannot be prevented? *

1 point

True

False

You should limit clothing choices for clients with dementia? *

1 point

True

False

Always feed clients with dementia in the dining room where they can participate in social interactions? *

1 point

True

False

Most cases of dementia are permanent and get worse over time? *

1 point

True

False

Clients with dementia tend to wander or get lost in familiar places when their dementia is in the "severe" stage? *

1 point

True

False

I understand the information presented in this in-service. I have completed this in-service and answered at least eight of the test questions correctly. By typing my name I agree with the previous statements. *

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