CDP CDP Nutrition & Hydration Care 2

Question 1

Which thickener consistency is typically ordered for a person with mild dysphagia according to IDDSI standards?

Accepted Answer

Slightly thick (IDDSI Level 1)

Answer

Extremely thick (IDDSI Level 4)

Answer

Regular thin liquids (IDDSI Level 0)

Answer

Minced and moist (IDDSI Level 5)

Question 2

Weight loss in a person with dementia is best addressed initially by:

Accepted Answer

Fortifying foods with healthy fats and proteins

Answer

Restricting calories to prevent obesity

Answer

Eliminating snacks between meals

Answer

Starting intravenous fluids immediately

Question 3

Which professional should be consulted when a dementia patient shows signs of aspiration risk?

Accepted Answer

Speech-language pathologist

Answer

Physical therapist

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Social worker

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Recreational therapist

Question 4

What seating position is safest during meals for a person with swallowing difficulties?

Accepted Answer

Upright at 90 degrees in a chair

Answer

Reclined at 45 degrees in bed

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Lying flat with head slightly elevated

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Standing at a counter

Question 5

How long should a person with dementia remain upright after eating to reduce aspiration risk?

Accepted Answer

At least 30 minutes

Answer

5 minutes

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2 hours

Answer

Only until they feel uncomfortable

Question 6

Which of the following is a sign of adequate hydration in a dementia resident?

Accepted Answer

Pale yellow urine and moist mucous membranes

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Dark amber urine and dry lips

Answer

Frequent requests for water only at night

Answer

Swollen ankles and feet