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When a person with dementia can no longer communicate clearly with words, their body and behavior often become their:
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Which of the following is the most accurate reason people with dementia communicate non-verbally?
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A sudden frown or grimace during movement is usually a sign of:
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When a caregiver notices a person pulling away during care, the best first response is to:
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If someone begins pacing and rubbing their back in the evening, this might indicate:
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Repeating words like “no,” “stop,” or “help me” can mean:
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A caregiver who pauses before reacting to behavior is practicing:
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When observing behavior, which of the following should you always pay attention to?
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Good observation and communication should always be:
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When someone says “I want to go home,” it most likely means:
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Which action best shows compassionate caregiving?
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Why is pattern observation important?
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A caregiver notices Ms. Patel is quieter than usual and rubs her forehead during lunch. The best interpretation is:
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Which caregiver response shows the best awareness and communication?
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Adjusting lighting, noise, and room temperature are examples of:
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Why is responding with compassion better than correction?
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A blank facial expression and still body posture could mean:
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The first thing to check when someone shows sudden distress should be:
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Which statement best represents person-centered communication?
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What’s the most important purpose of observing and communicating about non-verbal signs?
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