Mrs. Bun is in the final stage of Alzheimer’s disease and has been seen by Hospice for the last two months. Her family is gathered at the bedside sharing their memories of Mrs. Bun. Which stage of grieving is Mrs. Bun’s family currently experiencing? Denial Acceptance Depression Bargaining What is the best thing to use when cleaning glass lens? Windex Alcohol Wipes Soap and Water Bleach One way to attempt friendly interaction is to: Use medical terms Say words only you know Use the resident would use Sign language Good strategies to use for Alzheimer’s residents are: Acknowledge emotions Validate residents Use familiar objects, pictures, and actions All of the above Being patient, looking interested, and being prepared is all part of: Attempting friendly interaction Just your job Being a good citizen How you were raised When dealing with a resident with decreased vision, you should: Shout loudly at the resident Let the resident know when you are leaving the room Overly annunciate when speaking to them Don’t talk to them at all
Mrs. Bun is in the final stage of Alzheimer’s disease and has been seen by Hospice for the last two months. Her family is gathered at the bedside sharing their memories of Mrs. Bun. Which stage of grieving is Mrs. Bun’s family currently experiencing? Denial Acceptance Depression Bargaining What is the best thing to use when cleaning glass lens? Windex Alcohol Wipes Soap and Water Bleach One way to attempt friendly interaction is to: Use medical terms Say words only you know Use the resident would use Sign language Good strategies to use for Alzheimer’s residents are: Acknowledge emotions Validate residents Use familiar objects, pictures, and actions All of the above Being patient, looking interested, and being prepared is all part of: Attempting friendly interaction Just your job Being a good citizen How you were raised When dealing with a resident with decreased vision, you should: Shout loudly at the resident Let the resident know when you are leaving the room Overly annunciate when speaking to them Don’t talk to them at all
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