A) Certain conditions must be met for a person to be placed on a secured unit.
B) The center must use the least restrictive approach to care.
C) The person's rights are always protected.
D) OBRA regulations do not apply to special care units.
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A) Elimination needs
B) Hunger
C) Too many stimuli
D) Lack of sleep
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A) Making sure the person wears needed eyeglasses
B) Distracting the person
C) Eliminating noises
D) Explaining that there are no cats in the nursing center
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A) Give the person many choices.
B) Let the person's family make all choices.
C) Give the person simple choices.
D) Make choices for the person based on your interests.
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A) A hallucination
B) A delusion
C) A catastrophic reaction
D) Sundowning
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A) It occurs suddenly.
B) It is usually permanent.
C) Infection, illness, and injury are common causes.
D) Treatment is aimed at the cause.
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A) When signs, symptoms, and behaviors of Alzheimer's disease (AD) increase during hours of darkness
B) The loss of cognitive and social function caused by changes in the brain
C) A false dementia
D) A state of temporary but acute mental confusion
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A) Repeats the same motion or word over and over again
B) Does things that are harmful
C) Repeats things the person said and did during childhood
D) Does everything twice
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A) Decide what she will wear
B) Let her choose from a dress, pant suit, sweat suit, or a skirt and blouse
C) Let her choose between 2 shirts
D) Explain why she needs to wear undergarments
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A) Give the date and time as needed.
B) Face the person. Speak clearly.
C) State your name, and show your nametag.
D) Give detailed and thorough directions and answers to questions.
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A) Getting lost in familiar places
B) Not recognizing self or family members
C) Personality changes
D) Poor or decreased judgment
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A) When signs, symptoms, and behaviors of Alzheimer's disease (AD) increase during hours of darkness
B) The loss of cognitive function that interferes with routine personal, social, and occupational activities
C) A false dementia
D) A state of temporary but acute mental confusion
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A) The sandwich generation
B) OBRA
C) An AD support group
D) The American Dementia Association
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A) Most older people show signs and symptoms of dementia.
B) For correct treatment, the cause must be found.
C) Some dementias can be treated and reversed.
D) Permanent dementias result from changes in the brain.
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A) Family history
B) Down syndrome
C) Aging
D) Unknown
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A) There is always a cause.
B) The person may be looking for someone or something.
C) Drug side effects are possible causes.
D) Pain, restlessness, and anxiety are possible causes.
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A) Problems remembering names of new people
B) Problems planning and organizing
C) Problems concentrating
D) Problems with ADL
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