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Topic: Dementia
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- explain the pathophysiology of MSExplain the Physical signs and symptoms, including Changes in cognition, Changes in behavior, personality, and Changes in self-management skills of Alzheimers disease.Topic: What is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? Write appropriate and concise background information, related to the topic.
- Explain what dementia is including a definition and the signs and symptoms.Nursing diagnosis: Self-care deficit related to altered cognitive functioning as evidenced by hallucination and disruption in activities of daily living. What will be the inference of the patient?Nursing diagnosis: Risk for prone behavior related to lack knowledge about the disease what will be the rationale and evaluation of the patient?