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karen

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The nurse performing a physical assessment of a client with Alzheimer's disease documents that the client is delusional. Which of the following is an example of this mental alteration?
 
  A) A client rummages though drawers without any purpose.
  B) A client accuses a nurse of taking her slippers, which are under the bed.
  C) A client hears voices telling her to leave the building.
  D) A client believes that the nursing home has taken all her money.

Question 2

A woman who lives several miles away from her aging father seeks the help of a home
  care agency to look after him. What expenses should the nurse say are covered by
  Medicare?
 
  A) Spiritual support provided by chaplains
  B) Home delivery of meals
  C) Personal care services by a housekeeper
  D) Visits by a physical therapist



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Delusions can cause confused ideas, such as believing that a bank has confiscated all of the client's money or that a spouse is going to kill the client. Clients may show anxiety by rummaging through drawers, wringing their hands, pacing, or displaying worried looks. As they misplace things or cannot recall their location, clients may believe that items have been stolen and this paranoia may lead to accusations. Hallucinations are false sensory perceptions that may be auditory (e.g., hearing voices) or visual (e.g., seeing a person). Hallucinations may also involve the senses of taste, touch, and smell. Sometimes, clients believe that people on television are in the room with them or that their own reflection is another person.

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karen

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Reply 2 on: Jul 16, 2018
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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