Asked by Tremayne Blair on Oct 01, 2024
A patient diagnosed as mild stage Alzheimer's disease tires easily and prefers to stay home rather than attend social activities. The spouse does the grocery shopping because the patient cannot remember what to buy. Which nursing diagnosis applies at this time?
A) Self-care deficit
B) Impaired memory
C) Caregiver role strain
D) Adult failure to thrive
Impaired Memory
A condition characterized by the reduced ability to recall past events, learn new information, or form new memories, which can significantly impact daily functioning.
Caregiver Role Strain
The stress experienced by caregivers due to the physical and emotional demands of caring for someone.
Adult Failure
Refers to the perceived inability of an adult to achieve expected milestones or success in various aspects of life such as career, relationships, or personal goals.
- Acquire and utilize knowledge on nursing diagnoses for cognitive impairments including delirium, dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire and utilize knowledge on nursing diagnoses for cognitive impairments including delirium, dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease.
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