NAC- QUIZ Chapters 12, 29

In the early stages of dementia, a person is usually aware that he or she is having trouble remembering things.

Delirium is not temporary.

There is a cure for dementia.

Physical changes occur in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s disease.

Perseveration occurs in patients diagnosed with dementia.

__________ is a permanent and progressive loss of the ability to think and remember.

Delirium is a temporary state of __________.

When you use __________ therapy, you acknowledge the person’s reality instead of trying to get the person to accept your reality.

__________ occurs when a person moves about without a specific destination in mind.

__________ occur when a person sees, hears, tastes, or smells something that is not really there.

An example of an acquired developmental disability is a birth trauma.

Intellectual disability is characterized by an IQ score of less that 70.

A developmental disorder only affects a person’s mental function.

The ADA ensures that people who have developmental disabilities are treated the same as those without disabilities.

Cerebral Palsy is a congenital brain abnormality that is caused by deprivation of oxygen.

A developmental disability may be congenital or __________.

__________ is characterized by extreme difficulty communication with, and relating to, other people and surroundings.

The __________ of disability varies from person to person.

Eating and dressing are examples of __________ -__________ skills.

__________ training helps prepare people with developmental disabilities for the workforce.