23: Late Stages: Communication and Activities

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When planning travel arrangements for someone with dementia, it is important to do which of the following?
- To provide a sense of control, allow the person with dementia to arrange for escort service upon arriving at the airport
- Make on-site arrangements for transportation from the airport in order to keep travel plans flexible
- Caregivers should consider the person’s capacities and limitations when making special arrangements
- All of the above
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When traveling alone, which of the following should the person with dementia carry?
- Identification, itinerary, boarding pass and list of emergency contacts
- Medication caddy with list of medications, dosages, schedule, and photos
- Detailed care instructions
- All of the above
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Which of the following is NOT an important safety feature to take into consideration about travel destinations?
- Working smoke alarms and fire extinguishers
- Portable cardiac defibrillator on-site
- Adequate lighting in the hallways, bedrooms and bathrooms
- Non-slip surfaces in the shower and bathtub
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Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for getting someone to stop driving?
- Involve the person’s physician
- Have the DMV restrict the person’s driving to local roads only
- Take away the car keys
- Disable the car
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Which of the following adjustments can make driving safer?
- Avoid driving at night, dawn, dusk, or in bad weather
- Avoid unfamiliar places and long drives
- Avoid expressways and congested traffic
- All of the above
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When planning gatherings for holidays or special occasions, it is important to do which of the following?
- Do not involve the person with dementia in the planning process, because this can be overwhelming
- Provide a comfortable seating area that is in the middle of the party activities in order to increase the person’s interactions with others
- Be creative in finding things that the person can do during the party preparations and at the gathering
- All of the above
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When planning a trip with someone with dementia, it is important to consider the person’s capacity for traveling but not that of the caregiver.
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- False
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Dementia and older age are associated with higher rates of car accidents and fatalities.
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- False
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To help someone with dementia interact with others at gatherings, caregivers can provide orienting information when making introductions and put out scrapbooks and memorabilia for everyone to enjoy together.
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22: Traveling, Driving, Holidays & Special Occasions

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