16: Difficult Behavior Associated with Dementia

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Which of the following DOES NOT describe a category of retained functional capacities?
- Homeostasis capacity
- Cognitive capacity
- Communicative capacity
- Emotional capacity
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How can activity-focused care help to prevent agitation and difficult behaviors?
- Activity-focused care addresses the human need to relax
- Activity-focused care can redirect people from negative situations to positive and satisfying experiences
- Activity-focused care can reduce self-confidence and discourage attempts that will likely end in failure
- All of the above
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Which of the following is NOT associated with using activity-focused care?
- Caregivers experience greater satisfaction, reward and joy with caregiving
- It builds strong, trusting and satisfying relationships
- It reduces the quality of life for the care recipient
- All of the above
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When people use abilities in activities that have meaning to them, their abilities can be maintained or improved. But if people stop doing these activities, their skills grow weaker.
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- False
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Activity-focused dementia care can help reduce restlessness but not agitation.
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- False
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Which of the following statements about excess disability is NOT true?
- Excess disability is any disability or functional decline that is over and above what is expected from dementia-related changes
- Excess disability results from lack of use of existing skills
- Excess disability is associated with anxiety disorders
- Excess disability can hasten functional decline
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How can activity-focused care prevent or reverse excess disability?
- Because it is abilities-focused care
- Because one of its principles is to assist individuals only with the tasks that they cannot do for themselves
- Because it encourages the use of retained skills and capacities to compensate for dementia-related limitations
- All of the above
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15: Activity-Focused Dementia Care: Preventing Excess Disability and Difficult Behaviors

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