Question

1. what is an example of word salad? calling a watch a time teller referring to their daughter as their mother saying, “the bus nose run trick” answering every question with “no, thank you” 2. what should you do if a person living with dementia uses a nonsensical sentence? correct their grammar ignore the sentence try to understand the meaning behind it ask them to repeat it 3. what describes a communication problem that involves reverting to one’s native or first language? first in, last out word salad past reality time travel

Explanation:

1. Word salad is a jumble of words with no coherent meaning. "The bus nose run trick" is a nonsensical string of words, fitting the definition.
2. When a person with dementia uses a nonsensical sentence, trying to understand the meaning behind it shows empathy and helps in communication. Correcting grammar can be frustrating for them, ignoring is unhelpful, and asking to repeat may not be productive.
3. "First in, last out" refers to the phenomenon where in cases of language - related decline or stress, a person reverts to their native or first language.

Answer:

1. Saying, "The bus nose run trick"
2. Try to understand the meaning behind it
3. First in, last out