Question

1. what type of care should be given to someone with alzheimers disease (ad)?

person - centered care
policy - centered care
family - centered care
organization - centered care

1. what is a key consideration for addressing hallucinations in a person with alzheimers disease?

confirm the hallucination is not caused by another condition
argue with the person about what they are seeing
ignore the persons concerns entirely
assume the hallucination is real

Explanation:

For question 4, person - centered care focuses on the individual's needs, preferences, and values, which is ideal for Alzheimer's patients. For question 5, it's crucial to rule out other medical conditions that could cause hallucinations before addressing them in Alzheimer's patients. Arguing, ignoring, or assuming the hallucination is real are not appropriate approaches.

Answer:

1. Person - centered care
2. Confirm the hallucination is not caused by another condition