1. An older client is suddenly confused. What is the professional response?
2. Which is normal ageing rather than a warning sign?
3. How should you address and treat an older client?
4. A client with arthritis is stiff and sore today. You should:
5. How do you support a stroke survivor's recovery?
6. A conscious diabetic client is sweating, trembling and confused. You should give:
7. Why check a diabetic older person's feet regularly?
8. What does frailty mean for your care?
9. You find a frail client on the floor with hip pain. You should:
10. Why offer older people fluids proactively?
11. A poorly eating client is slowly eating less. Best approach?
12. A frail client sits still all day for fear of falling. Why is this harmful?
13. What makes an activity genuinely beneficial?
14. Why is loneliness taken so seriously?
15. How do you preserve dignity during continence care?
16. An older client repeatedly talks about a spouse who died. You should:
17. In the final stage of life, caring for a seemingly unresponsive person, you should:
18. Reality no longer matches the care plan. You should:
19. A long-term client offers you a large gift of money. You should:
20. Why is managing your own burnout professional practice?
