A Client Diagnosed with AD Has Impairments of Memory and Judgment

question 4

Multiple Choice

A client diagnosed with AD has impairments of memory and judgment and is incapable of performing activities of daily living. Which nursing intervention should take priority?

• A) Present evidence of objective reality to improve cognition.
• B) Design a bulletin board to represent the current season.
• C) Label the client's room with name and number.
• D) Assist with bathing and toileting.

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