Alzheimer’s Disease Test

Alzheimer's Disease Test

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Alzheimer's Disease Test

1. Which statement is not correct?

A. AD is a form of dementia that makes a person unable to carry out daily activitiesB. AD is a progressive, degenerative brain disease.C. AD symptoms usually begin suddenlyD. AD is characterized by memory loss, language deterioration, poor judgment, and indifferent attitude

2. Behavior is often worse at night

TrueFalse

3. Benefits of exercise are:

A. Help to retain motor skillsB. Improves circulationC. Improves sleepD. Aids in eliminationE. All of the above

4. A daily walk may reduce wandering

TrueFalse

5. During an episode of agitation, choose three things you can do that might help:

A. ArgueB. Offer choices between two optionsC. Make calm positive statementsD. RestrainE. Say, I'm sorry you are upset; I will stay until you feel better

6. It is important to focus on things the AD client can still do and enjoy.

TrueFalse

7. Serenity and stability reduce behavior problems.

TrueFalse

8. You would be surprised to find your AD client having an outburst of cursing or threatening language.

TrueFalse

9. When a client exhibits a difficult behavior, the first thing you should do is look for the

A. familyB. nurseC. reasonD. supervisor

10. Clients with AD never hide something in the same place twice

TrueFalse

11. It doesn't do any good to try to love or reassure a client with AD.

TrueFalse

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