What nursing approaches may be used to manage the patient’s behavior? 2. What purpose do the pictures serve for Daniel? 3. What may be the precipitating factor in Daniel’s aggressive behavior?
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1. What nursing approaches may be used to manage the patient’s behavior?
2. What purpose do the pictures serve for Daniel?
3. What may be the precipitating factor in Daniel’s aggressive behavior?
4. Can you help me create an illustration of an ideal room for Daniel.
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- Scenario: You are the nurse doing home visits in a retirement community. Your client an 85-year-old man who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). His adult children are with him for the visit. They want to know about the disease and what treatment options exist. After you explain the progression of the disease, they ask if is curable. How should you answer?A. There are medications that may help delay cognitive decline, but the disease is not curableB. If treatment is started early, the disease progression ca be reversed.C. Drugs exist that can cure AD, you just have to find the one that works for youD. If treatments in initiated before complete neuronal damage, disease progression can be stopped.Scenario: You are the nurse doing home visits in a retirement community. Your client an 85-year-old man who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). His adult children are with him for the visit. They want to know about the disease and what treatment options exist.How could dementia patients be cared for in care homes?
- You are the nurse in charge of the Intensive Care Unit, one of the patient's relative ask you if there is a possibility to end the suffering of her brain death patient. What will be your response?A nurse interviews an 82-year-old resident of a long-termcare facility who says that she has never gotten over the deathof her son 20 years ago. She reports that her life fell apartafter that and she never again felt like herself or was able toenjoy life. What type of grief is this woman experiencing?a. Abbreviatedb. Anticipatoryc. Dysfunctionald. InhibitedWhat evidence supports the use of the following professions Patient care technician, Dietician, Psychologist, Therapist, Homecare Liaison nurse, Pharmacist, physician, and social worker regarding Alzheimer's?
- how you would prioritise the care needs of this person. - Alzheimer’s dementia - Vascular dementia - Atrial Fibrillation - Hypercholesterolemia - Pacemaker - Urinary incontinence - Oedema - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - Depression - total hip replacement (left) - vision impaired - cognitive deficit - high falls riskWhen you are conducting a health history, your patient gives you strange answers. Later, during the mental status assess-ment, she gives you the wrong answers for the date and place. She also cannot remember what medications she takes. Howwould you document this information? What would you donext?You are responsible for the care of a client who isrecovering from a speech and language disorder andwho often experiences emotions of frustration,depression, and anger, which is very stressful for theclient and family. How will you best deal with the client?
- A client who has seizures is admitted to hospital. The client, upon having a seizure, starts banging his hands on the bed. The nurse immediately ties him to the bed using a rope. Is this action of the nurse appopriate? Discuss and justify your answer.write a care plan for a dementia patient with the assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention, evaluationWhat system promotes efficient treatment of trauma patients? A. Emergency department information B.dental information system C. Surgical information system D.pharmacy information system