1. What is dementia?
2. A client accuses you of stealing something they misplaced. What is happening?
3. Why should you never argue with or correct a person with dementia?
4. A client insists on 'going home' while in their own home. This usually means:
5. Why does your manner matter even though the person forgets the details?
6. Which question should you avoid?
7. As words fade, what carries most of your message?
8. What is validation in dementia care?
9. A therapeutic fib is acceptable:
10. Why can music reach a person who can no longer converse?
11. A client keeps trying to leave and pace. The best approach is:
12. Sundowning is best reduced by:
13. A client repeatedly asks the same question. You should:
14. Which two rules keep dementia activity dignified?
15. In early-stage dementia, the main risk to avoid is:
16. A middle-stage client resists a wash. You should:
17. In late-stage dementia, how do you connect with the person?
18. A daughter is distraught her mother does not recognise her. You should help her see that:
19. Why is burnout a particular risk in dementia care?
20. What is the most important attitude to carry into dementia care?
