Reducing the Risk for Falls & Injuries: Late Stages of Cognitive Impairment
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
True or False. In addition to needing additional cognitive assist, a resident demonstrating late stage cognitive changes may also need a minimum of CGA to Minimal physical assist due to increased fear of movement/falls and changes in balance abilities.
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Which of the following is an example of a situation where an individual demonstrating late cognitive changes may be at greatest risk for falls:
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True or False. An example of a recommended Task Modification which should be considered when working with or assisting an individual who is demonstrating late-stage cognitive changes is the use or addition of multi-sensory cueing.
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True or False. An example of a recommended Environmental Adaptation when assisting or supporting an individual who is demonstrating late-stage cognitive changes is to set-up the environment or resident’s home space so that caregivers/supporters can approach from any direction (front, back, or side) and engage with the resident within 2-3 feet.
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Which of the following is not an example of a recommended Caregiver Approaches when supporting or assisting an individual who is demonstrating late-stage cognitive changes:
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