Jackson Henderson has had Alzheimer's disease for several years and is being cared for by his daughter, Pat. Recently, Mr. Henderson has become increasingly combative and confused,
and Pat confides to the nurse at the clinic where she takes him that she needs to consider options for his care. One option that would provide temporary care by a paraprofessional volunteer for a few hours or days each week is:
1. A congregate living arrangement.
2. Adult day care.
3. An Alzheimer's halfway house.
4. Respite care.
ANS: 4
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