Question

1. what is a good way to approach a person living with dementia to reduce startling them?

approach from the side.
approach from behind.
approach from the front
approach quickly.

1. which stage of dementia involves mixing up names and relationships, like saying “mother” instead of “daughter”?

early stage
middle stage
late stage
advanced stage

1. what describes a communication problem that involves reverting to one’s native or first language?

first in, last out
word salad
past reality
time travel

1. how does dementia affect a person’s ability to communicate nonverbally?

it improves their nonverbal skills.
it eliminates their nonverbal skills.
it may make them more reliant on gestures and tone.
it has no impact on nonverbal communication.

1. what should you do if a person living with dementia uses a nonsensical sentence?

correct their grammar.
ignore the sentence
try to understand the meaning behind it.
ask them to repeat it.

Explanation:

Answer:

1. Approach from the front
2. Middle stage
3. First in, last out
4. It may make them more reliant on gestures and tone
5. Try to understand the meaning behind it