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The main reason for institutionalizatio n of nursing home residents is because of their .
 
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Which well-designed unit cares for people with dementia and provides a supportive and therapeutic set of programs that help the person function at the highest level possible?
 
  a. special care
  b. nursing home
  c. congruence
  d. traditional


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Reply #1 on: Aug 23, 2018
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