Martha Anne has been living with her daughter Diana for the last ten years. Recently,
there was some discussion about finding an appropriate nursing home to help care for
Martha Anne. For the past year or so, Martha Anne has been unable to recognize her
daughter, other family members, and friends. In addition she presents a mosaic of
cognitive problems around perceptual-motor abilities; for instance, she is unable to
recognize commonly used objects or utensils, such as the telephone, or a knife and fork.
What is the most likely type of a major neurocognitive disorder to consider?
a) Vascular disease
b) Traumatic brain injury
c) Alzheimer’s disease
d) Lewy body disease
c)
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The 1989 Webster decision by the Supreme Court upheld its earlier
decision in Roe v Wade that the right to abortion was constitutionally guaranteed. However, the decision also A. acknowledged the right of civil disobedience in blocking access to abortion clinics B. recognized that abortions could only be performed by physicians in hospitals C. expanded the ability of states to limit that right through notification procedures D. extended the rights of fathers and husbands to give permission for an abortion
Qualitative and quantitative reports differ in several ways due to the
purpose of the research. Which section of the report is likely to be the most dissimilar? A. Introduction B. Literature Review C. Results D. Recommendations
As Social workers we must be aware of _____ and _____, as we are expected to challenge oppression when we find it.
A. Equality and social injustice B. Inequality and social injustice C. Gender and Religion D. Age and Sex
________ predisposes us to discriminate against the elderly by avoiding them or in some way victimizing them because of their age alone
a. Ageism b. Age prejudice c. Stereotyping d. Age discrimination