Question

1. gloria lives in a care facility. she has been diagnosed with middle stage dementia and still enjoys singing. gloria has begun to wander at night and often becomes upset when staff tries to get her to go back to her room. what intervention would be considered person - centered care? singing songs with gloria as she is guided back to her room telling gloria that she needs to go to her room so she does not disturb others preventing gloria from taking afternoon naps so she is sleepier at night giving gloria a towel to hold at the nurses station so staff can keep an eye on her

Explanation:

Person - centered care focuses on the individual's preferences and well - being. Since Gloria enjoys singing, engaging her in an activity she likes while guiding her back to her room respects her individuality. Telling her she needs to go to her room to not disturb others is more about others' needs, preventing naps may not respect her natural sleep patterns, and having her sit at the nurses' station is more for staff convenience than her well - being.

Answer:

Singing songs with Gloria as she is guided back to her room