Question

if you notice a resident displaying any of the 10 warning signs for alzheimer disease, you should: do nothing; report the concern to your supervisor or director of care; tell the residents family

Explanation:

In a professional care - giving or healthcare setting, when noticing potential Alzheimer's disease warning signs in a resident, it is important to follow proper protocols. Telling the resident's family directly may not be appropriate as it is not the caregiver's role to diagnose. Doing nothing is irresponsible. Reporting the concern to a supervisor or Director of Care is the correct course of action as they are trained to handle such situations and can initiate further assessment and communication with the family in a proper manner.

Answer:

Report the concern to your supervisor or Director of Care