Question

what should you do if the client repeatedly tries to go outside and wander? make sure the client receives medication to calm him or her down. restrain the client to prevent wandering. if allowed, escort the client outside and stay with him or her. tell the client he or she is not allowed outside. question 121 2 pts what is a classic sign of alzheimers disease? problems finding ones car keys repeatedly saying the same statement engaging in reckless behaviour forgetting how to perform long division

Explanation:

For the first question, using medication without proper assessment is not ideal, restraint is a last - resort and can be unethical, and simply forbidding may cause distress. Escorting if allowed is a more patient - centered approach. For the second question, problems finding car keys can be normal in daily life, reckless behavior is not a classic sign, and forgetting long - division may not be specific to Alzheimer's. Repeatedly saying the same statement is a common cognitive symptom of Alzheimer's.

Answer:

First question: If allowed, escort the client outside and stay with him or her.
Second question: Repeatedly saying the same statement