Question

a client with alzheimers disease and related dementias (adrd) displays the following behaviours. which one poses the greatest risk in terms of danger to the client? ch:38 wandering delusions catastrophic reactions screaming question 42 2 pts catastrophic reactions usually occur as a result of which of the following? ch:38 elimination needs hunger too many stimuli lack of sleep

Explanation:

For the first question, wandering can lead to the client getting lost, encountering traffic, or other physical - harm situations, which is a direct danger to the client's physical safety. Delusions, catastrophic reactions, and screaming are more internal or emotional - behavioral issues that don't pose an immediate physical danger like wandering. For the second question, catastrophic reactions in clients with dementia often occur due to over - stimulation as they have difficulty processing multiple stimuli. Elimination needs, hunger, and lack of sleep are less likely to directly cause catastrophic reactions compared to excessive stimuli.

Answer:

Question 1: Wandering
Question 2: Too many stimuli