Case study 1 Rhonda works in the community as part of a team that assists with showering people in their own homes. Thomas is an 88-year-old man with Parkinson’s disease and moderate dementia. Thomas lives at home with support from Rhonda and some other home services. He has a son who comes over every evening to provide him with a hot meal and help him change for bed. Thomas has significant memory loss, becomes agitated by background noise, cannot express his emotions and is at high risk of falls. Thomas previously played violin in an orchestra, so he loves the sound of the violin.
qsn 1. What are some things that Thomas’s family and carers should consider when interpreting his individual care plan?
qsn 2. What are five signs of moderate dementia that Thomas may display?
qsn 3. What useful information could Rhonda share with Thomas’s family about the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease?
qsn 4 How can the physical and social design of Thomas’s environment address his individual needs?
qsn5. How can Thomas’s family increase his safety when they take him out into the community?
qsn 6 What are some ways that Thomas’s dementia may impact upon his ability to express his emotions?
qsn 7 What signs and behaviours could make Rhonda suspect that Thomas was being neglected by his carers or family?
qsn8 What should Rhonda know and do about elder abuse?
Case study 1 Rhonda works in the community as part of a team that assists with...
Case Study Rhonda works in the community as part of a team that assists with showering people in their own homes. Thomas is an 88-year-old man with Parkinson's disease and moderate dementia. Thomas lives at home with support from Rhonda and some other home services. He has a son who comes over every evening to provide him with a hot meal and help him change for bed. Thomas has significant memory loss, becomes agitated by background noise, can not express...
13. Refer to case study 1 to answer the following question: What are some things that Thomas's family and carers should consider when interpreting his individual care plan? Case study 1 Rhonda works in the community as part of a team that assists with showering people in their own homes. Thomas is an 88-year-old man with Parkinson's disease and moderate dementia. Thomas lives at home with support from Rhonda and some other home services. He has a son who comes...
27. Refer to case study 1 to answer the following question: What information does Rhonda need to be aware of in order to exchange information clearly and in a timely manner on Jack’s behalf? Case study 1 Rhonda works in the community as part of a team that assists people with activities of daily living and personal care tasks. As part of her role Rhonda needs to communicate service information to the people she provides care to and their significant...
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