Question

1. if a resident with ad is incontinent, the na should *

withhold fluids
dim the bathroom lights
mark the bathroom with a sign or picture
check resident every four hours to help determine a \bathroom time\

1. if a resident with ad has problems with bathing, the na should *

schedule bathing when the resident is least agitated
hurry the resident through the bath
insist that the resident bathe even if she does not want to
surprise the resident with the bath

1. one way for an na to help a resident with ad with eating is to *

put a few types of food on plate at the same time
use dishes without a pattern and a simple place setting
withhold food until the resident is really hungry
serve steaming hot foods and drinks

1. if a resident with ad has problems with dressing, the na should *

lay out clothes in the order they should be put ondress the resident in the hallway
choose the residents clothing for him

Explanation:

1. Marking the bathroom with a sign or picture can help a resident with AD who is incontinent find the bathroom more easily. Withholding fluids is not a good solution as it can lead to dehydration. Dimming bathroom lights may not address incontinence and checking every four - hours is not as effective as visual cues for finding the bathroom.
2. Scheduling bathing when the resident is least agitated is the best approach as residents with AD may be sensitive to changes and may become more resistant if rushed, forced, or surprised during bathing.
3. Using dishes without a pattern and a simple place - setting can help a resident with AD focus on eating. Putting too many food types on the plate can be overwhelming, withholding food is not a helpful strategy, and serving steaming hot foods and drinks can be dangerous.
4. Laying out clothes in the order they should be put on can assist a resident with AD in dressing. Dressing the resident in the hallway is not appropriate for privacy reasons and choosing the resident's clothes for them may not respect their preferences.

Answer:

1. mark the bathroom with a sign or picture
2. schedule bathing when the resident is least agitated
3. use dishes without a pattern and a simple place setting
4. lay out clothes in the order they should be put on