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A resident has Alzheimer's disease (AD). The person keeps saying, "Where's Mama? Where's Mama? Where's Mama?"

Which action may be helpful?
A. Tell the person that Mama is gone.
B. Ask who Mama is.
C. Ask why the person needs Mama.
D. Take the person for a walk.



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Final answer:

Exploring the emotional need behind the repetitive question and engaging in physical activity can be beneficial for individuals with Alzheimer's disease.


Explanation:

Asking why the person needs Mama may be helpful in understanding the underlying reason behind the repetitive questioning.

Individuals with Alzheimer's disease often seek comfort and security from familiar individuals, which is why identifying the emotional need can be crucial in responding appropriately.

Taking the person for a walk can also be beneficial as physical activity can improve mood and reduce anxiety in individuals with dementia.


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