ACC - Alzheimers Caregiver Activities of Daily Living Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which of the following is considered a basic Activity of Daily Living (ADL)?

Accepted Answer

Bathing and showering

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Managing personal finances

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Shopping for groceries

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Preparing a meal

Question 2

A client with moderate-stage Alzheimer's disease becomes agitated and resistant during dressing. What is the BEST initial approach for the caregiver?

Accepted Answer

Break down the task into simple, one-step instructions using a calm voice.

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Insist that they get dressed immediately to maintain a routine.

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Leave the room and come back in 30 minutes to try again.

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Offer them several complex clothing choices to promote their independence.

Question 3

When assisting a person with Alzheimer's during mealtime, which strategy is most effective for encouraging adequate nutrition and independence?

Accepted Answer

Using adaptive utensils and serving finger foods.

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Serving multiple courses to provide variety.

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Turning on the television to provide a calming distraction.

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Setting a strict time limit for finishing the meal to maintain schedule.

Question 4

Which of the following demonstrates a caregiver's understanding of promoting dignity while assisting with toileting for a person with dementia?

Accepted Answer

Establishing a regular toileting schedule and looking for non-verbal cues.

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Announcing to others that it is time for the client's bathroom trip.

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Leaving the bathroom door open to monitor them closely.

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Rushing the process to ensure they get back to other activities quickly.

Question 5

In the progression of Alzheimer's disease, which type of daily living activity is typically affected FIRST?

Accepted Answer

Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)

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Basic Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

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Both ADLs and IADLs are affected simultaneously.

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Neither ADLs nor IADLs are affected until the late stage.

Question 6

A caregiver is helping a client with late-stage dementia who has difficulty with mobility. When transferring the client from the bed to a wheelchair, what is the most crucial safety consideration?

Accepted Answer

Making sure the wheelchair's brakes are locked.

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Ensuring the client's favorite music is playing.

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Explaining the entire process in great detail.

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Performing the transfer as quickly as possible.