Which of the following is least likely to cause agitation in the patient with Alzheimer's disease?Question 8Select one:a.going to an art museumb.having relatives from afar visit at homec.sitting alone in a quiet hospital roomd.eating breakfast with spouse at home

Which of the following practices is recommended to minimize agitation and anxiety in individuals living with dementia?Keeping daily routines flexibleMaintaining a calm and consistent environmentLimiting social interactions to reduce stimulationReorienting them to true things they may not remember

During the evening hours you notice your patient with Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease (Middle Stage) begins to experience an increase in confusion, agitations, and hallucinations. What intervention below could the nurse implement to help decrease this occurrence? aProvide the patient with coffee at bedtime bProvide a relaxing and low noise environment in the evening cUse stimulating distractions at night dLimit patient’s contact with sunlight during the day

What would be an environmental behavior trigger for a person with Alzheimer's disease?PainTemperatureDepressionNew caregiver

Which of the following statements BEST describes the behaviors of a person with dementia?They are completely random.They are always challenging.They are anything a person says or does.They usually occur in the early morning.

Which of the following symptoms is common during the late stage of Alzheimer's disease?Hoarding or rummaging through itemsHand wringing or tissue shreddingMild memory lossLoss of awareness to their surroundings