1. Along with experiencing changes to meal preparation and cooking, Mr. Black is also dealing with the loss of his driver’s licence. This has been the most upsetting for him. When reminded he can no longer drive he gets very angry, despite no longer having a driver’s license. Sometimes, he can be seen looking for his keys to go take a drive. Identify two strategies you would use in this situation. 

Question Answered step-by-step 1. Along with experiencing changes to meal preparation and cooking,… 1. Along with experiencing changes to meal preparation and cooking, Mr. Black is also dealing with the loss of his driver’s licence. This has been the most upsetting for him. When reminded he can no longer drive he gets very angry, despite no longer having a driver’s license. Sometimes, he can be seen looking for his keys to go take a drive. Identify two strategies you would use in this situation.  2. Ms. Luchak is 75 years old and lives in her own home in a small town. She has early stage Alzheimer’s disease. List two reasons why she may be at risk for nutritional deficiencies.  3. In two sentences, define grief to someone who is not familiar with this term.  4.The use of “emotional intelligence” in dementia care aligns with which model?  5. A.  A Long-Term Care has recently completed research on the approaches and models that are available in dementia care. In reviewing the approaches and models available, they have decided to rework job descriptions to focus on the importance of relationships and using language that reflects friendship. Which approach or model does this describe?        B. Describe one challenge and one benefit of this model/approach.  6. Using the concept of Paradoxical Thinking, how would you reword the below statement: “I can either take care of my mom, who has dementia, or be a good daughter”  Health Science Science Nursing DEMC MISC Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)