Asked by Mahanth siva Konapalli on Oct 01, 2024
A patient has progressive memory deficits associated with dementia. Which nursing intervention would best help the individual function in the environment?
A) Assist the patient to perform simple tasks by giving step-by-step directions.
B) Reduce frustration by performing activities of daily living for the patient.
C) Stimulate intellectual function by discussing new topics with the patient.
D) Read one story from the newspaper to the patient every day.
Memory Deficits
Impairments or reductions in the ability to remember information or experiences, affecting one's daily functioning.
Daily Living Activities
Tasks and activities performed on a daily basis that are essential for personal care and independent living, such as eating, dressing, and bathing.
- Apply effectual communicative methods when dealing with patients who have cognitive impairments.
- Execute approaches to advance the safety and welfare of patients with cognitive dysfunctions.
Learning Objectives
- Apply effectual communicative methods when dealing with patients who have cognitive impairments.
- Execute approaches to advance the safety and welfare of patients with cognitive dysfunctions.
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