An elderly nursing home resident with the diagnosis of Alzheimer's likes to talk about older days an...

An elderly nursing home resident with the diagnosis of Alzheimer's likes to talk about older days and at times has a tendency to confabulate. The nurse should recognize that this behavior serves to

A.Prevent regression
B.Increase self-esteem
C.Attract the attention of others
D.Reminisce about achievements

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An elderly nursing home resident with the diagnosis of Alzheimer's likes to talk about older days and at times has a tendency to confabulate. The nurse should recognize that this behavior serves to

A.Prevent regression
B.Increase self-esteem
C.Attract the attention of others
D.Reminisce about achievements

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When planning care for a 72-year-old client who has been admitted to the hospital because of bizarre behavior, forgetfulness, and confusion, the nurse should give priority to

A.Preserving the dignity of the client
B.Promoting a structured environment
C.Limiting the acceleration of symptomatology
D.Determining or ruling out an organic etiology

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An elderly nursing home resident with the diagnosis of dementia of the Alzheimer's type hoards lefto ver food from the meal tray and other seemingly valueless articles and stuffs them into pockets "so the others won't steal them. " The nurse should plan to

A.Remove unsafe and soiled articles from the resident's belongings during the night
B.Give the resident a small bag in which to place selected personal articles and food
C.Explain to the resident why the nursing home's policy for cleanliness and safety must be followed
D.Tell the resident that the staff is required to keep harmful objects out of reach in the resident's closet

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A 54-year-old client has demonstrated increasing forgetfulness, irritability, and antisocial behavior. After being found disoriented and seminaked walking down a street, the client is admitted to the hospital, and a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is made. The client expresses fear and anxiety. Considering the client's diagnosis, the best approach would be for the nurse to

A.Initiate a program of planned interaction and activity
B.Reassure the client by the frequent presence of staff
C.Explore in depth the reasons for the client's concerns
D.Explain the purpose of the unit and why admission was necessary

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