A guide to the ethical aspects of each stage of dementia, from the appropriate time for initial assessment to end-of-life issues, and how best to enable patients to live with dignity and self-determination.
Long-term care in dementia – priorities and personalised approach
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1. Treatment and care in dementia follows guidelines similar to those of:
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2. Many people with dementia can reliably make their preferences known.
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3. The most common causes of dementia are:
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4. By age 85, dementia affects:
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5. Ethical priorities in the care and treatment of dementia include:
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6. Respect for dignity is partly dependent on an individual’s degree of mental or physical disability:
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7. The right to refuse therapeutic interventions in advanced dementia does not extend to the following care and treatment measure:
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8. Patient capacity is a prerequisite for ACP:
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9. The term for being unaware or in denial that one is ill is:
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10. Which of the following statements about MCI is false:
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11. Which of the following is true with regard to delirium in dementia patients?
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12. Which statement is false? Coercive measures:
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13. The following are examples of benevolent deception:
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14. Which statement is false with regard to the relatives of patients with dementia?
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15. The following measure is appropriate in advanced dementia if a patient refuses to eat:
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