To protect a person with stage 5 dementia, you could

Have the car start only when the headlights are on

which of the following is not true with children dealing with pain

don't give them accurate information to keep them happy

Which of the following is not a sign of child abuse

frequent crying and general demanding disposition

What is the definition of Dementia?

A cluster of symptoms that affects language, memory etc.

Fluids given through a needle or catheter

What is a validation skill

Rocking back and forth with the client

What best explains delirium?

Sudden onset of changes to cognitive function

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1
inguinal area
individuals armpits
individuals skin
the infants umbilical cord
groin area
2
Infants birth weight doubles in first
Four months
Seven months
Six months
Five months
3
Fontanel
Separation of brain hemispheres
Soft spot on infants skull
Soft spot on infants forehead
When an individual has a limp
4
A basin should hold how much water for an infant?
4-6 cm
4-6 inches
4-6 inches
5- 8 cm
5
Avoiding eye contact is an example of
Mirroring
No verbal communication
Tactile trigger
Communication climate
6
A natural division of two parts
Ventricle
Fissure
Hemisphere
Left and right
7
Microephalus
Individual with six fingers on one hand
Individual with a small head
Individual with a large heart
Individual with a small penis
8
To protect a person with stage 5 dementia, you could
Keep the car keys in a drawer
Teach them how to drive
Show them where to store their car keys
Have the car start only when the headlights are on
9
what age do individuals relate more to facts then fantasy
school age
adolescence
preschool
toddler
10
When families grieve when a family member is diagnosed with dementia
Grieving due to no purdys in my tum
Sadness
Stage of depression
Anticipatory grief
11
What is a symptom of an infant that has been shaken?
slow breathing
green tinged skin
high pitch crying
lethargic
12
which of the following is not true with children dealing with pain
role play with dolls to understand their pain
don't give them accurate information to keep them happy
remind them it is okay to cry
give the child a back rub or hold their hand
13
If a client with dementia is upset and calling for help to find her “lost” kids
Take her to the dinner hall for supper
Ask for a picture of the kids
Tell her to wake up and smell the Daisy’s
Remind her, her kids are adults and living on their own
14
Which is a non-reversible dementia cause
Environmental toxins
Mercury poisoning
Head injury
Brain tumours
15
What stage of dementia does one not remember current or recent events
Stage seven
Stage six
Stage five
Stage four
16
Which of the following is not a sign of child abuse
lack of energy
frequent crying and general demanding disposition
developmental delays
prolonged diarrhea and vomiting
17
What is the definition of Dementia?
A cluster of symptoms that affects language, memory etc.
A cognitive disorder
Brain stuff
Loss of intellectual ability that affects daily activities
18
Intravenous is?
Fluid given only through a needle
Fluids given through a needle or catheter
A needle given through the stomach
Fluid given only through a catheter
19
When will an infant start to raise its head and shoulders while on their stomach
3 months
When Jackie gets ice cream 😄
1 year
6 months
20
you should ALWAYS
tell the guardian to breast feed their baby
keep one hand on the infant
cuddle the infant
give the infant personal space to grow and develop
21
What is a validation skill
Making sure they are with friends for bingo
Eating with them during dinner
Rocking back and forth with the client
Tell the client about Mrs.Robertson
22
Newborn sleeps
Up to ten hours
Less then 24 hours
Up to twenty hours
Up to seventeen hours
23
What would decline, when referring to a lack of episodic memory
Attention
Short term memory
Learning new info
Long term memory
24
Formula fed babies
5 stools a day
6 voids
Will be circumcised
Pass stool after every feeding
25
Meconium
Black green stool
Green stool
Black brown stool
Brown green stool
26
You would use tactile or auditory triggers when doing
Validation therapy
Reminiscence therapy
Asking about their family
When they are upset
27
Which progressive dementia is classified by mad cow disease
CJD
Alzheimer’s
Lewy body
Frontal temporal lobe
28
What controls movement and coordination
Cerebellum
Cerebrum
Brain stem
Pons
29
What best explains delirium?
Sudden onset of changes to intellectual function
When the client believes something that is not true
Your brain stops working
Sudden onset of changes to cognitive function
30
Which lobe of the brain controls sight?
Parental
Occipital
Temporal
Frontal
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Sensations that you can hear, see and smell that aren’t real
Delusions
Hallucinations
Agitation
Wandering

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