Ann C is an 86-year-old woman with mild to moderate Alzheimer's who lives with her daughter, Jeannie. Jeannie would like to return to work but cannot leave her mother alone at home
On the basis of the information given, what would be the most appropriate suggestion?
1. Ann should be moved to an assisted living facility.
2. Adult day care services should be utilized.
3. Jeannie should stay at home with her mother for the time being.
4. Respite care services should be utilized.
ANS: 2
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