608 Exam 2 Questions and Answers 2024

608 Exam 2 Questions and Answers 2024 4 Ms - Answer-What Matters Medication Mentation Mobility What Matters and ageing - Answer-know and align care with each older adult's specific health outcome goals and preferences ie) end of life and across settings of care Medication and ageing - Answer-when necessary use age-friendly medications that do not interfere with what matters, mobility, and/or mentation Mentation and ageing - Answer-mind identify, treat, and manage different stages of cognition ie) dementia, depression, and delirium Mobility and ageing - Answer-ensure older adults move safely to maintain function to do What Matters What Matters OT application - Answer-successful ageing: what is meaningful to them - holistic approach barriers to ageing in place: medicare does not cover home moodifications; can be difficult to cover necessary costs; limited alternative funding options Medication and OT application - Answer-make sure all meds work together -- improve ADLS, well-being, and fall risks side effects... make sure client can still do what they want medication schedules Mentation and OT application - Answer-be aware and cautious help with management Mobility and OT application - Answer-everyone has the right to move about their community as independently as possible mobility positively associated with cognition in healthy older adults decreased mobility associated with negative health outcomes mobility and balance associated with QOL and well being hospitalization increases deconditioning -- fall risk what does mental status exam measure - Answer-evaluation of patient's current state of cognitive and emotional functioning occurs throughout all treatment experiences and with all mental health professionals assist in making diagnoses access changes in patients condition components of mental status exam - Answer-1) appearance 2) behavior 3) speech/through process 4) affect/mood 5) thought content 6) cognitive examination 1) appearance - Answer-outward behavior adn presentation patients clothes, self-care, striking characteristics, age concerns, eye contact, peculiar mannerisms, hallucinations 2) behavior - Answer-how did the patient behave toward you and the interview?? any changes during the course of interview?? focus on description of relationship 3) speech/ though process - Answer-speech fast, slow, "pressured" (rambling) volume latency of response - delayed, impulsive, normal organization of speech - tangential, loosening of associations, flight of ideas, thought block, illogical thought 4) affect/mood - Answer-mood: patients subjective report on their feelings affect: clinician impression of their emotional state qualities of affect: stability, appropriateness, range, intensity 5) thought content - Answer-presence of unusual or danger