After educating a group of nursing students on Alzheimer's disease and appropriate nursing care, the instructor determines that the education was successful when the students identify
which of the following as the foundation for providing care to the client and family?
A) Therapeutic relationship
B) Medication therapy
C) Injury prevention
D) Functional independence
Ans: A
A therapeutic relationship is the basis for interventions for clients with dementia and their families. Care of the client entails a long-term relationship needing much support and expert nursing care. Interventions should be delivered within the relationship context. Medication therapy, injury prevention, and promoting independent functioning within the limits of the disorder are important components of care, but the therapeutic relationship is critical.
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