Dementia

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What types of activities increase arousal and engagement in dementia?

Multisensory, hands-on, familiar, purposeful, success-oriented activities such as gardening, baking, folding laundry, music, or sorting.

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Why is gardening a good fit for dementia?

It is familiar for many people, has natural sensory input, has simple repetitive steps, offers a purposeful outcome, and can be done at various ability levels.

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What environmental modifications help clients with dementia?

Reduce noise and clutter, use good lighting, give clear visual cues, keep routines consistent, and provide accessible work surfaces (such as a raised bed).

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What is the goal of a group activity at an adult day center for dementia? |

To promote engagement, social interaction, meaningful roles, and quality of life, not to restore lost cognitive skills.

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What clues point to a wrong answer in dementia questions?

Anything requiring reading, abstract thinking, memory of assignments, or decision-making. These exceed the person's cognitive capacity.

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If the goal is arousal and engagement, what should the activity emphasize?

Sensory input and active participation, rather than cognitive challenge or memory.