Question

1. what should you do when a client with alzheimers disease fondles her genital area? a. check to see if the client is wet or soiled. b. provide for privacy and safety for the client. c. notify your supervisor if this is a frequent behaviour. d. ask the clients family to bring in sex magazines so the client can look at them. 28. what are some reasons a family may decide to place a person with alzheimers disease in a long - term care facility? a. clients with alzheimers disease are not allowed to be in a private home. b. family members cannot meet the persons needs. c. family members have their own health problems. d. the persons behaviours present a danger to herself or to others. multiple choice circle the correct answer. 29. how can you maintain the day - night cycle for a disoriented client?

Explanation:

For question 27, when a client with Alzheimer's disease fondles her genital area, checking for wetness or soiling is a practical first - step as discomfort in that area could be a cause. For question 28, family members may place a person with Alzheimer's in long - term care if they can't meet the person's needs, have their own health issues, or if the person's behavior is dangerous. All these are valid reasons.

Answer:

1. A. Check to see if the client is wet or soiled.
2. B. Family members cannot meet the person’s needs; C. Family members have their own health problems; D. The person’s behaviours present a danger to herself or to others.