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A resident with dementia becomes less confused when the same staff follow the same care sequence each morning. This illustrates the value of:
- A.Changing staff and routine daily to prevent boredom
- B.Consistency in caregivers and routine to support a sense of familiarity
- C.Completing care in silence so the resident hears nothing new
- D.Allowing any visitor to rearrange the room each week
Correct answer
B. Consistency in caregivers and routine to support a sense of familiarity
Why
Consistent people and sequences provide recognizable cues that reduce confusion in dementia. Frequent unexplained changes remove those cues.
Content outline: Psychosocial Care Skills - Emotional and Mental Health Needs: Dementia Care · From the Psychosocial Care Skills practice bank (PS-038).