Dementia Awareness
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IMPORTANT: Learners need to get at least 75% correct (15 correct answers) to gain their certificate.
The number of attempts remaining is 3
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1. Dementia is an illness, sometimes referred to as brain failure
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2. Dementia can be associated to a person’s race, gender or culture.
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3. The cause of dementia, as yet, remains unknown.
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4. Alzheimer’s is not a type of dementia.
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5. Huntington’s is a type of dementia.
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6. Dementia is not an inevitable consequence of getting older.
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7. You should take insults from a person with dementia personally.
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8. A person with dementia may be repetitive in actions and speech.
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9. It is acceptable to patronise people with dementia.
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10. There is no need for service user’s information to be kept confidential.
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11. A person with dementia has a life history that is important.
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12. We should support the relationships of a person with dementia.
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13. If a person with dementia shouts at you, then you should shout back.
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14. A person with dementia may display a variety of symptoms.
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15. Dementia affects people from all walks of life.
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16. Loss of memory causes no distress to people suffering dementia.
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17. 90% of all communication is non-verbal.
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18. There is no need to listen carefully to people with dementia.
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19. There is no cure for Alzheimer’s.
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20. Difficulty in expressing thoughts could be a symptom of dementia.
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