Wards 4B North and 4B South
Offices near the CLC
The areas out front where our residents go when taken outside
All of the above
Pain
Hunger or thrist
Bladder problems
Loneliness
All of the above
Persoalized approaches to behavioral expressions of unment needs
Supporting the resident through environmental cues
Early use of antipsychotic medications to prevent the development of agitation
Environmental measures that promote comfort
Senory capabilities
Decision-making capacity
Signs of depression
Abnormal involuntary movements
Only A, B, and C
Assume that if they really hurt, they would find a way to tell us
Take assurance that dementia patients don't hurt like cognitively intact people
Use a non-verbal/noncognitive pain assessment tool
Enter a "99" on the pain assessment score
If the resident has had behavioral symptoms
Identified causes of the behavioral symptoms
Successful approaches to care
Successful communication techniques with the resident and family
All of the above
The resident's personal goals
The resident's lifelong interests
Whether the resident can spell "world" backwards
Their preferences/routines for their activities of daily living
Motor restlessness
Grimacing
Rigidity of posture
Resistance to care
Elevated blood sugar
Move the resident to a quieter area
Gentle massage
Taking a walk with the resident
Engaging the resident in conversation
All of the above
The resident's Service-Centered status and eligibility for care
A complete list of current medications
Successful communication techniques
Successful personalized anxiety-reducing interventions