Alzheimer’s Disease and the Family Strategies for Managing A Person with Alzheimer's Disease Prepared by: Dr. Jan Park Gerontology Specialist Oklahoma.

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Alzheimer’s Disease and the Family Strategies for Managing A Person with Alzheimer's Disease Prepared by: Dr. Jan Park Gerontology Specialist Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service April 10, 2002

Realistic Expectations

Steps to Help Maintain a Memory-Impaired Person’s Quality of Life Maintain a calm atmosphere Be consistent Limit Choices Repetition Memory aids Cues Simplify tasks Assist with recognition

Spend Quality Time With Patient

Avoid Dangerous Activities Smoking Cooking

Make Environment Safe Guard dangerous items Water heater setting Grab bars Remove toxic products Remove inside door locks Install night lights Learn First Aid Procedures

Help the Persons Remember the Past Use Reminiscence

Strategies for Working With A Memory Impaired Person Do not make quick moves Approach person form front Treat like an adult Praise Keep a sense of humor