Week 6 - Nursing Models that guide PWLD Flashcards
1
Q
How do nursing models guide the care of PLWD and explain why PWLD display responsive behaviours? (4)
A
- recognizing that the major impairment hat PLWD is communication
- recognizing that the PWLD have difficulty conveying needs
- decreased ability to manage environmental and physical stressors
- guiding the implementation of strategies to reduce stress and foster communication
2
Q
What are 4 nursing models that guide caring for PWLD?
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- Progressively lowered stress threshold
- Need driven dementia-compromised model
- abilities approach
- related well
3
Q
Why do PWLD experience a progressively lowered stress threshold? (2)
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- progressive loss of ability to cope with demands and stimuli in the environment
- stressed out more easily
4
Q
What is the need driven dementia-compromised model?
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- the person’s needs are not adequately addressed, considering their unique individual and environmental factors
5
Q
What is the abilities approach? (2)
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- the social and physical environment does not optimize the person’s opportunities to use their continued abilities
- so you should optimize person’s function in your approach
5
Q
Applying models of care to a case study
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5
Q
What is relating well?
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- the person’s social environment is not fostering opportunity for therapeutic interactions
6
Q
How should you apply CJMM to PLWD who display responsive behaviour? (4)
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- What is the meaning of this behaviour
- always rule out medical problems
- framework for assessment (collecting and analyzing cues)
- ie. 5Ws and what now
7
Q
What are gentle persuasion approaches for responsive behaviors? (3)
A
- based on the need-driven dementia compromised behaviour model
- Relabel behaviours as self-protective and an attempt to exert control in frightening situations
- studies show that LTC facilities that have staff trained in this approach have reduced responsive behaviours
8
Q
What are some nonpharmacological approaches to responsive behaviours? (12)
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- exercise
- individualized activity
- music therapy
- sensory intervention
- reminiscence
- simplifying tasks
- enhancing communication
- group activities
- homelike environment
- changes in meal time
- bathing environments
- consistent staffing