Asked by Daniel Scicchitano on Jun 19, 2024
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A patient diagnosed with moderate to severe Alzheimer disease has a dressing and grooming self-care deficit. Designate the appropriate interventions to include in the patient's plan of care. (Select all that apply.)
A) Provide clothing with elastic and hook-and-loop closures.
B) Label clothing with the patient's name and name of the item.
C) Administer antianxiety medication before bathing and dressing.
D) Provide necessary items, and direct the patient to proceed independently.
E) If the patient resists, use distraction and then try again after a short interval.
Dressing
The process of applying a covering or bandage to a wound or the act of adorning oneself in clothes.
Grooming
The process by which an individual cleanses and maintains their body and appearance.
Self-Care Deficit
A condition in which an individual is unable to perform essential daily activities required for personal well-being, either temporarily or permanently.
- Recommend suitable nursing actions and care approaches for individuals with dementia, like Alzheimer's disease.
- Explain the effects of cognitive disorders on routine daily activities and personal care.
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Learning Objectives
- Recommend suitable nursing actions and care approaches for individuals with dementia, like Alzheimer's disease.
- Explain the effects of cognitive disorders on routine daily activities and personal care.
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