You are working with an elderly client whose memory has become progressively worse over the past 2 years. Her husband, because of her worsening incontinence, brought this client to the geriatric clinic.
During the evaluation, you also learn that she is beginning to have difficulty finding her way home from the grocery store, which is only a few blocks away, and that she is becoming increasingly suspicious and paranoid. In helping the husband understand the paranoid behavior that his wife is exhibiting, you would offer which of the following explanations? a. The paranoia and suspiciousness are due to unresolved feelings of guilt.
b. As memory worsens, paranoia and suspiciousness often occur.
c. The reason for the suspiciousness should be discussed with the person with dementia.
d. The paranoid behavior is certain to get much worse as the disease progresses.
Question 2
Because there have been many well-known artists, poets, and writers who suffered from manic-depressive illness, the manic state has been associated with creativity.
Which of the following manic symptoms will MOST likely lead to increased productivity? a. increased risk-taking
b. hallucinations
c. increased libido
d. delusions
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