INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
moderate dementia -
correct answer ✅Dementia is a brain disorder that cause loss of
memory and deterioration in other mental
functions. In this middle stage of dementia, often the longest stage
of the disease, brain damage causes a person
to have difficulty expressing thoughts and performing daily tasks.
Memory issues are more severe than in the
earlier stage
moderate dementia cause/patho -
correct answer ✅Dementia is caused by damage to or loss of
nerve cells and their connections in the brain where your brain cells
can no longer communicate with one another and your brain isn't
able to tell your body what to do anymore.
Communication with client: -
correct answer ✅Maintain eye contact, Closed ended questions, If
talking about someone else, use names instead of pronouns to
clarify, Make it clear when your changing subjects, Be patient, Clear
voice Speak slowly, Be calm, SOLER
,INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
Communication with family: -
correct answer ✅Be empathetic, Be understanding, Listen to their
questions and concerns, Be patient, Educate family on the disease,
Educate family on medications patient takes, Educate family on
symptoms and side effects that can happen
moderate dementia - signs & symptoms -
correct answer ✅- increasing confusion or poor judgment
-greater memory loss, including a loss of events in the more distant
past
-needing assistance with tasks, such as getting dressed, bathing,
and grooming
-significant personality and behavior changes, often caused by
agitation and unfounded suspicion
-changes in sleep patterns, such as sleeping during the day and
feeling restless at night
moderate dementia - What specific communication techniques will
you use with this patient? Why? -
correct answer ✅Maintain eye contact, Closed ended questions, If
talking about someone else, use names instead of pronouns to
clarify, Make it clear when your changing subjects, Be patient, Clear
voice, Speak slowly, Be calm, SOLER
,INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
to promote a better nurse client relationship
moderate dementia - What problems or concerns do you anticipate
with this patient? -
correct answer ✅- Poor nutrition. Many people with dementia
eventually reduce or stop eating, affecting their nutrient intake.
- Immobility: may have their mobility affected in a number of ways,
most noticeably by slower movement due to reduced control of
muscles
-Risk of falling
- Pressure Ulcers: due to the lack of immobility
-Depression: physical pain and social isolation are important
contributors to depression in people who are cognitively impaired,
and they can be addressed.
-Decreased Peristalsis: immobility can lead to this because when
your immobile your digestive system can't move food forward and
also swallowing difficulty which also leads to choking
-Aggression/Depression/Behavioural changes: due to being
immobile they will go through many behavioral changes
-loss of previous ability to function or care for self
-loss of previous ability to interact with others
, INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
-reduced lifespan
moderate dementia- What health teaching and health promotion
activities do you feel you should incorporate? -
correct answer ✅Educate: patient and family on disease and
management
Educate: patient and family on infection control
Exercise: helps patient move their body
Brain activity: writing, coloring activities
Range of Motion: Due to the lack of mobility, continue to exercise
Keep your mind active. Mentally stimulating activities, such as
reading, solving puzzles and playing word games, and memory
training might delay the onset of dementia and decrease its effects.
Answers
moderate dementia -
correct answer ✅Dementia is a brain disorder that cause loss of
memory and deterioration in other mental
functions. In this middle stage of dementia, often the longest stage
of the disease, brain damage causes a person
to have difficulty expressing thoughts and performing daily tasks.
Memory issues are more severe than in the
earlier stage
moderate dementia cause/patho -
correct answer ✅Dementia is caused by damage to or loss of
nerve cells and their connections in the brain where your brain cells
can no longer communicate with one another and your brain isn't
able to tell your body what to do anymore.
Communication with client: -
correct answer ✅Maintain eye contact, Closed ended questions, If
talking about someone else, use names instead of pronouns to
clarify, Make it clear when your changing subjects, Be patient, Clear
voice Speak slowly, Be calm, SOLER
,INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
Communication with family: -
correct answer ✅Be empathetic, Be understanding, Listen to their
questions and concerns, Be patient, Educate family on the disease,
Educate family on medications patient takes, Educate family on
symptoms and side effects that can happen
moderate dementia - signs & symptoms -
correct answer ✅- increasing confusion or poor judgment
-greater memory loss, including a loss of events in the more distant
past
-needing assistance with tasks, such as getting dressed, bathing,
and grooming
-significant personality and behavior changes, often caused by
agitation and unfounded suspicion
-changes in sleep patterns, such as sleeping during the day and
feeling restless at night
moderate dementia - What specific communication techniques will
you use with this patient? Why? -
correct answer ✅Maintain eye contact, Closed ended questions, If
talking about someone else, use names instead of pronouns to
clarify, Make it clear when your changing subjects, Be patient, Clear
voice, Speak slowly, Be calm, SOLER
,INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
to promote a better nurse client relationship
moderate dementia - What problems or concerns do you anticipate
with this patient? -
correct answer ✅- Poor nutrition. Many people with dementia
eventually reduce or stop eating, affecting their nutrient intake.
- Immobility: may have their mobility affected in a number of ways,
most noticeably by slower movement due to reduced control of
muscles
-Risk of falling
- Pressure Ulcers: due to the lack of immobility
-Depression: physical pain and social isolation are important
contributors to depression in people who are cognitively impaired,
and they can be addressed.
-Decreased Peristalsis: immobility can lead to this because when
your immobile your digestive system can't move food forward and
also swallowing difficulty which also leads to choking
-Aggression/Depression/Behavioural changes: due to being
immobile they will go through many behavioral changes
-loss of previous ability to function or care for self
-loss of previous ability to interact with others
, INPA 1006 Final Exam Questions And
Answers
-reduced lifespan
moderate dementia- What health teaching and health promotion
activities do you feel you should incorporate? -
correct answer ✅Educate: patient and family on disease and
management
Educate: patient and family on infection control
Exercise: helps patient move their body
Brain activity: writing, coloring activities
Range of Motion: Due to the lack of mobility, continue to exercise
Keep your mind active. Mentally stimulating activities, such as
reading, solving puzzles and playing word games, and memory
training might delay the onset of dementia and decrease its effects.
