05: ADLs: Assisting with Grooming

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Which of the following statements about caregiving is NOT true?
- It is easier for caregivers to keep a positive attitude if they take care of themselves and manage their stress
- Caregivers should show appreciation for the efforts that care recipients make at self-care
- Distraction is only useful for dealing with difficult behaviors during the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease
- None of the above
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Which of the following statements about assisting someone with dressing is true?
- Dressing does not affect the person’s sense of autonomy and self-esteem
- Sticking to a schedule will help the caregiver get more done during the day
- Remain flexible and set reasonable expectations based on the person’s abilities
- All of the above
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What can caregivers do to improve the quality of their caregiving?
- Caregivers should focus on the task rather than consider the care recipient’s unmet needs
- Caregivers should expect the unexpected and plan the day to accommodate delays
- Caregivers should try to provide cues and prompts whenever possible so that the activity can be completed quickly
- All of the above
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Which of the following is a recommended strategy for assisting someone with dressing?
- Layer clothing to make it easier for the person to adjust if feeling too warm
- Let the person choose what clothes to wear from a couple of options and lay them out or hand them in the order they should be put on
- Try to schedule clothing changes during times of the day when the person is not feeling tired
- All of the above
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Which of the following statements is true for someone with dementia?
- Women generally find dresses easier to manage than slacks when using the toilet
- Snaps at the waist are easier to manage than elastic waist bands
- Bare feet are more stable than shoes and slippers on most floors
- All of the above
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What is an effective strategy for dealing with people who dress inappropriately?
- Pressure them to change clothes until they do so
- Do not bring up the issue unless the clothing choices are harmful to them or to others
- Try to find out the reason for the behavior and address any issues of discomfort, confusion, or unmet needs
- All of the above
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In order to promote autonomy, caregivers should offer choices and encourage those with dementia to do as much as safely possible.
- True
- False
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04: ADLs: Assisting with Dressing

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